> > i have to get japanese characters into our
application, but as i see it,
> > there is no solution for this :(
>
> If you embed a Japanese font the file size will
increase by 1.75MB or more
> per font, so I would not embed Japanese fonts for
on-line delivery. I
> would use generic device fonts for dynamic texts. For
static texts you
> don't need to embed fonts at all.
Like Kenneth said, simply don't - use _sans or _serif as
fonts so it will
use the default system fonts.
You will lose some control of the text - you won't know in
advance the
length it will have (it will change from computer to
computer), and even how
it will be rendered (with or without antialias - also change
from computer
to computer).
The good thing is that although it's limited, you do have
some control of
it - you can still use effects (Flash 8+) for example. So
it's simply a
matter of dealing with it in a different way.
- Zeh
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