Breaking Apart Text

When the SWF file is produced, does it embed regular text or
does it need to be broken apart?
So if I have a special font and I produce the swf, will
others without that font be able to see it or do I have to break
apart that font

> When the SWF file is produced, does it embed regular
text or does it need to be
> broken apart?
> So if I have a special font and I produce the swf, will
others without that
> font be able to see it or do I have to break apart that
font
The SWF includes the font outlines so the text will display
on every computer
w/o problem, even if it does not have this particular font.
This however apply only to static text. Dynamic text will
require you to include
the font outline manually, under the text field properties
setting.
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Picture
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