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'Embedding' fonts
I have reason to use a font called Distant Galaxy on a userform. I do not
think it is a regular MS font and if that is the case it must have been installed on my pc by some application or other - but not by me directly. I know I must be careful about licencing issues when using 'non-standard' fonts in a form which is then 'distributed but it raises the question - How do you add a font to a userform anyway? Appreciate any advice. Geoff |
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'Embedding' fonts
You can't. You'd have to ship the font file and install it on the
target machine. You can't embed fonts in an Excel document. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Geoff" wrote in message ... I have reason to use a font called Distant Galaxy on a userform. I do not think it is a regular MS font and if that is the case it must have been installed on my pc by some application or other - but not by me directly. I know I must be careful about licencing issues when using 'non-standard' fonts in a form which is then 'distributed but it raises the question - How do you add a font to a userform anyway? Appreciate any advice. Geoff |
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'Embedding' fonts
If it is not possible to install that font on the target machine - say
because of licencing issues then I must find another solution to the original problem. That is: I want to highlight each optbutton in a set and thought to use the character 'O', suitably sized, from 'Distant Galaxy' font on a label. The label is placed at the back of each button to form a halo effect. In that way I could give a visual cue to the user on where the focus was. Its odd but none of the fonts I have searched produce the letter 'O' as a perfect circle. Is there another aproach I could use? T.I.A. Geoff "Chip Pearson" wrote: You can't. You'd have to ship the font file and install it on the target machine. You can't embed fonts in an Excel document. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Geoff" wrote in message ... I have reason to use a font called Distant Galaxy on a userform. I do not think it is a regular MS font and if that is the case it must have been installed on my pc by some application or other - but not by me directly. I know I must be careful about licencing issues when using 'non-standard' fonts in a form which is then 'distributed but it raises the question - How do you add a font to a userform anyway? Appreciate any advice. Geoff |
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