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Text lay-out
Can i put different text styles in 1 textbox?
I mean a bold heading?
I can't underline text?
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X-Moderator
I assume you mean loading text dynamically from a txt file?
If so, you can use basic HTML tags to format your text, e.g.
<b>bold text</b>
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Flashkit historian
Unfortunately not with 2.0
With swishmax there is an option to render as html
in the formating section of the font panel.
<>
It only applies to text formating so
one wouldn't be able to put tables div's etc
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I mean with import text in a scene
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Flashkit historian
swf format does not support the underscore
The html tag function only works in swishmax.
An alternative I found when I used to work in
swish 2.01 was to simply create the text in an
image editor then import the image of the text
into swish.
Sometimes I even broke out a text processor
(Word) did a screen cap of the document
then exported to gif
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I tried that to, I made a image with my text,
but when I view the movie, the text seems unsharp.
I imported it as content and as image, but that don't give any difference.
I use png, is gif better maybe?
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Flashkit historian
That's usually a result of
Image not resting on an integer.
Image not imported to the same dimensions
as it was originally created.
Image compressed in the shape properties panel.
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the movie is 750 x 500
I made an image with text with these sizes
Image is not compressed
Whe I view the movi ein his orginal sizes, everything looks fine,
but when I go to full window the text is "double"
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Chief of Molecules
Originally posted by Vivke
Whe I view the movi ein his orginal sizes, everything looks fine,
but when I go to full window the text is "double"
That will always happen when you increase the size of a bitmap (as opposed to vector) image. To ensure a sharp image don't use full screen.
Cheers,
Flick
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