FM8 Unicode Font issues and suggestions

[Scott Prentice]

Yikes.

There seem to be a number of spacing-around-accented-characters problems 
cropping up. This is at least the third such version of a similar 
problem that I've heard of recently. Unfortunately, I'm not aware of a 
solution at this point .. other than trying other fonts. Maybe someone 
else can suggest a solution.

...scott


Martinek, Carla wrote:
> OK... weird things are happening.
>  
> I've got some Spanish content where I changed the font family to Arial Unicode (from plain old Arial).  Accented characters suddenly developed massive spacing around them  - for example: 
>  
>      "s   ó   lo"  instead of 
>      "sólo"
>  
> I need to specify a Unicode font set for our FM8 docs going forward... Our current template specifies Arial and Times New Roman.  I'm not married to either of them, but I NEED Unicode fonts to work in the files I have going forward for some of my docs that have multiple languages in them.  There's 28 other languages in this same doc (a safety sheet), and I was *so* excited that I'd be able to do them all in one Frame file instead of having to use CorelDraw.
>  
> Any suggestions?  Settings to change in FM8?  Replacement Unicode fonts to use?
>  
> And of COURSE we're on a deadline...
>  
> -Carla
>  
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