Ah, but do you tell Flash to use "device fonts"? If not, the benefit is lost.

Becky

Thanks for the advice, Becky. I only used default fonts which come installed on
everybody's PCs. I used AS3's form class to bold the text.

It is interesting what you said about Adobe. I think their current management
is taking Flash where it should not go. They removed the graphical framework
which used to be built into Flash and made coding so easy and quick. They are
also trying to compete with .NET and others on the back-end. It will never
work.

Adobe also killed homeSite, a software I liked much more than Dreamweaver.
Macromedia was a far more innovative company than Adobe, but Adobe is more
precise and reliable. At the end, reliability is what the customer wants more
than creativity -- see Toyota vs. Honda.

I hope Flash survives Adobe.



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