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Thanks for the info, it is strange that it worked for you on Windows 64 by default.
My issue is on Windows64 and the font is a common one ({font-family:Times,serif;}).
I will try the recommendation from #59 maybe it solves my issue also on Windows 64.
As far as I know the Image32 font manager doesn't automatically resolve and load fonts from the host system. You have to manually add a set of fonts to it and it will then use those to resolve what ever font request it get. There's probably an example that demonstrates how it's done.
As far as I know the Image32 font manager doesn't automatically resolve and load fonts from the host system. You have to manually add a set of fonts to it and it will then use those to resolve what ever font request it get.
Correct.
There's probably an example that demonstrates how it's done.
Correct again 😁. See ./Examples/FMX_SVG.
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andersmelander commentedon Oct 3, 2024
See #59
andre2007 commentedon Oct 3, 2024
Thanks for the info, it is strange that it worked for you on Windows 64 by default.
My issue is on Windows64 and the font is a common one (
{font-family:Times,serif;}).I will try the recommendation from #59 maybe it solves my issue also on Windows 64.
andersmelander commentedon Oct 3, 2024
I'm just a lurker; I don't use Image32.
As far as I know the Image32 font manager doesn't automatically resolve and load fonts from the host system. You have to manually add a set of fonts to it and it will then use those to resolve what ever font request it get. There's probably an example that demonstrates how it's done.
AngusJohnson commentedon Oct 4, 2024
Correct.
Correct again 😁. See ./Examples/FMX_SVG.