No more fixed size fonts

OTN articles like this one:
http://otn.oracle.com/oramag/oracle/04-
may/o34cover_feature.html
are using a fixed font size. The page does not respond to the browser View > Text Size menu command. This makes it difficult for me to read. Why not use a relative font size setting like xsmall and then we can resize the font if our eyesight is not so good.
Fixed sized fonts seem to be very popular with webmasters. I guess the View > Text Size option should just be removed from browsers and we can get a magnifying glass.

FWIW, it is possible to increase browser text size when using Mozilla.
Regards, OTN

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[svn:fx-trunk] 8712: Fix embedded fonts in RSLs ( and more complex module topologies)

Revision: 8712
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2009-07-21 10:39:03 -0700 (Tue, 21 Jul 2009)
Log Message:
Fix embedded fonts in RSLs (and more complex module topologies)
QE Notes: None
Doc Notes: None
Bugs: SDK-22313
Reviewer: Darrell, Gordon
API Change: None
Is noteworthy for integration: No
tests: checkintests mustella/gumbo/components/TextInput mustella/gumbo/components/TextArea
Ticket Links:
    http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-22313
Modified Paths:
    flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/framework/src/mx/core/FlexModuleFactory.as
    flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/framework/src/mx/managers/SystemManager.as
    flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/spark/src/spark/primitives/RichEditableText.as
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/tools/PreLink.java

Hi Stephan,
this solved placing both animation on one page. Make sure all your fonts are called out in the <head> section like for example:
<script>var __adobewebfontsappname__="dreamweaver"</script>
<script src="http://use.edgefonts.net/quicksand:n3,n4:default.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
Dreamweaver does this automatic for you. If you are having a font conflict I recommend under command (if you are using dreamweaver)
Clean up the font Tag and add only the ones that you are using again, sometimes they accumulate.
Good Luck.

How to change the SIZE FONT of the text description in ESS

Hi Forum
My key user wants the size font more bigger in the areas and subarea´s of ESS. I have changed then font of the standard text in the Theme Editor. I think that this is a property in the Web Dynpro Application and only modifying it this could be more bigger, but this means change the standard appliction of ESS.
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Josué,
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Hi
I dont if this question has been asked or no & also not sure if its right to be posted here as my problem is a java 2D graphics problem in swing environment.
I want to know is how can i set the window to a fixed size with boundaries such that my graphics 2D picture in the swing window will not go off the edges of window when i do some transformations with the 2D picture.
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In a 2D coordinate system the horizontal values are represented by some letter, usually x. In the same coordinate system the vertical values are classically represented by y.
Note: In your code, if you wish, you can replace x and y with anything you desire--p and q or perhaps jeff and alice or any variable name you wish, but for simplicity, and usually ease of understanding because almost everyone has had 100's of math problems drilled into their head with (x, y), x and y are used as convention.
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This all assumes that when you hit the wall, floor, or ceiling you stick there until you change directions--if you wish to wrap then you set your value to the opposite bound--so if you go below 0, you would then pop out back in on the right side--your appropriate x would be set to width-1 instead of 0 and in the case of y going below 0 your y would be set to height-1. This is also to say that when you descend below your minimum, then you would pop back out on the opposite side you went out on--so x greater then width-1 would get set to 0 and y greater than height-1 would get set to 0.
That is not even a start on if you want to include elastic collisions, angle of impact, any type of deceleration force, or anything else.
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How can i change standard font and fixed-width font in ipad 2?

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Sorry, the font is not user selectable in Safari on iPad, like it might be on a desktop. You can change the font size, but not the actual font.

Is it possible to make a fixed size page in muse, so it doesn't resize?

I want to make a fixed size page (pic1),
but there always an extra space on the bottom… pic2

Thank you for reply - I will check it out…
Date: Wed, 18 Dec 2013 09:07:46 -0800
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How to set the fix size jframe window

when I run the jframe ,the jframe window size is very small
1)how to set the fix size jframe window??
2)how to set the jframe cannot change the window size??
thx~~

1. You can set the size by calling JFrame's method setSize. There are two versions of this method: (1) setSize(int width, int height) and (2) setSize(Dimension d). Note, that when you use this method to set the frame size, you don't have to call JFrame's pack method.
2. JFrame has a method called setResizable(boolean resizable) which you can call with the argument false.
Without any ill intent, these questions are regarding something that is very easily answered by looking at the documentation for the JFrame class. I suggest to anyone working with swing to at least look briefly through the base classes they're extending before giving up. In my experience it is always more gratifying to figure things out on my own than asking someone. But please don't take this the wrong way, I respect people who seek out help in order to further their knowledge, instead of just giving up.

Spacing with fixed space fonts

Using RoboHelp for Word 6, Build 099 for a large Help
project. We are converting from WinHelp to HTML Help. One topic
consists of a large block of text (lots of columns in a fixed space
font - Courier New) with popups annotating the text.
With WinHelp the vertical allignment is fine. When the HTML
Help is compiled, multiple spaces appear to be compressed to a
single space making the output unreadable.
For example we get :
|===============================================|
| |
| Developed by |
| |
| XP Software |
| |
|===============================================|
| XP Software November, 2004 |
| Data File Version ---> 11.7 |
| Serial Number: 42-xxx-0000 |
| XP Software (Evaluation) |
*===============================================*
Multiple spaces are need to make the right end of the boxes
line up. Columns with numbers are worse.
Is there any way to compile forcing the multiple spaces to
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TEB008 -
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[svn:osmf:] 14036: Tweaking sample to have the parallel element use a fixed size.

Revision: 14036
Revision: 14036
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2010-02-08 06:31:10 -0800 (Mon, 08 Feb 2010)
Log Message:
Tweaking sample to have the parallel element use a fixed size.
Modified Paths:
    osmf/trunk/apps/samples/framework/LayoutSample/src/LayoutSample.as

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I would like to do it in the FPGA because my host part (cRIO PPC) is already overloaded and I had a lot of problems to get it running and save the data to a file with the high sampling rate (50kS/s). I was thinking that simple array functions would be an easy thing for an FPGA. Or am I wrong??
Please let me know if you have any idea or if you need more information.
Thank you very much and best regards
Andreas
Attachments:
FPGAarrayProblem.png ‏189 KB

[iPhone] [Bug] Fixed Width Fonts Aren't

Aren't fixed width, that is. I imagine they're still fonts. =)
Recently I've been doing some ASCII art applications on the iPhone and I've noticed that things don't render the way I expect. I threw together some quick demonstration images of boxes rendered with fixed width fonts in TextMate.app and then on the iPhone simulator to show the difference. Although I used TextMate.app, similar results were found using TextEdit.app.
First some boxes rendered in the fixed width font Monaco 12 pt in TextMate.app
The first is a large 6x6 box with an interior of 5x5 spaces.
The second box uses tabs. This is not an important box really--it's expected that different apps use different lengths for tab. In fact, this box looks completely different in TextEdit.app where the tabs are much wider. Don't worry too much about box number 2.
The next box is a 3x3 box with one space in the center, and the last box is a 4x4 box with... well, you get the idea. Note how all boxes render as squares correctly.
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Some problems are immediately visible. White space has some width, but it's far too small. I'm not too concerned about the tabs (box #2) since as I said above, I expect some variance in tabs, but the rest are pretty bad, especially box #3 whose single space looks positively anorexic. I focus a lot on white space here, because it's notable, but also notice that the + is wider than either the - or | as well.
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Courier 12 pt on TextMate.app:
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Unlike Monaco this is almost correct. Ignore box #2 again--I don't expect tab to work out. Courier doesn't have the same issue Monaco has with most characters. |, +, and - are all taking up the same width. However, as the boxes grow larger (Boxes 3, 4, and 1), the consecutive spaces start to show more and more how they're slightly too thin. It's barely perceptible in box 3, noticeable in box 4, and impossible to miss in box 1.
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Changing page size from legal to letter with same size font when printed

I have the problem that I get a pdf which is in legal size format. I need to print this in letter size, sign it and re-scan it and send via email to a person who then needs to print it and sign it and scan it. What is happening is the person who I have to send this too can only scan letter size paper. I can make the legal size form print, (shink to fit printable area), as letter size but the font becomes so small that it is unreadable. What I need to do is resize the legal to letter but keep the same size font. I expect this to make the document 2 pages but that is fine. I can not find how to do this. I have Adobe 9.
[email protected]

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More MS Word fonts

Hi can anybody help on how can I add more MS Word font in displaying the name. What I mean is that when everytime you press the Display key it change it's font, I will attatch the working program Thanks...:p
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import java.text.*; //text formatting
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import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.Container.*; //adding control
import java.awt.*; //layout manager
import java.awt.Font.*; //font formatting
public class Gui3 extends JFrame{
     private JFrame mainFrame;
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     private JButton clearButton;
     private JTextField nameField;
     private JTextField letterField;
     private JLabel nameLabel;
     private JLabel letterLabel;
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          displayButton.setToolTipText ("Display the name");
          clearButton.setToolTipText ("Clears the text fields");
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          public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){
          System.exit(0);
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public static void main(String[] args)
new Gui3();
}

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