Xerox Paris, a document system Support & Software User Guide
Chapter 5: Editing Text Blocks
The Paris Designer User Manual
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Changing the font
The font in a text block can be changed. Before you can change the current font,
you must add the new font to the Font List.
you must add the new font to the Font List.
NOTE:
The Paris Designer’s font handling capacities allow TrueType, PostScript and
Bitmap fonts to be used in an environment. Depending on the configuration of
your PC, you may not be able to see all the fonts available in the Select Font
dialogue. If you are using TrueType fonts, you must ensure that you have an HP
LaserJet driver loaded on your PC (IID or higher).
Bitmap fonts to be used in an environment. Depending on the configuration of
your PC, you may not be able to see all the fonts available in the Select Font
dialogue. If you are using TrueType fonts, you must ensure that you have an HP
LaserJet driver loaded on your PC (IID or higher).
If a GDI printer driver is selected for the PC, bitmap fonts will not appear in the
Font List.
Font List.
Refer to ‘Managing Printer Resources’ in Chapter1 and ‘Using the Font List
function’ in Chapter 21 of the Paris Designer Reference Manual.
function’ in Chapter 21 of the Paris Designer Reference Manual.
To add a font to the Font List:
1.
In the View/Change Text Block Settings dialogue, click on the Add button to
display the Select Font dialogue.
display the Select Font dialogue.
2.
Select the required font, font style and size from the list, then choose OK. The
font will be added to the Font List.
font will be added to the Font List.
3.
Repeat the process to add more fonts to the list. Fonts added to the Font List
are available for use in any text block in your environment.
are available for use in any text block in your environment.
To change the font in the text block:
1.
Click on the arrow next to the Font box to display the Font List then select the
required font from the list. The font name will be displayed in the Font box
and will be on view in the Sample box.
required font from the list. The font name will be displayed in the Font box
and will be on view in the Sample box.
2.
Click on the OK button in the View/Change Text Block Settings dialogue. The
font will be displayed in the selected text block.
font will be displayed in the selected text block.
NOTE:
When you change the font in a text block, the tabs or columns in the
block may be out of alignment. These can be adjusted by the use of a Data Change
Event. Refer to Chapter 7, Using Events.
Event. Refer to Chapter 7, Using Events.