; Copyright (c) 1996-1997, Macromedia, Inc. All rights reserved. ; ;================================================================= ; ; Font Mapping Information for Authorware 4 -- Macintosh / Windows ; ; This file provides a font mapping table that can be modified ; for Authorware 4 Windows and Macintosh pieces. ; ; If this file is in the same folder or directory as the ; Authorware 4 application, Authorware will automatically include ; this font mapping table in every new piece you create. You can ; replace this fontmap.txt with one of your own creation if you ; want different mappings. ; ; Models and libraries do not store font mapping information ; internally. The font mapping information loaded in the current ; piece is applied to the model as it is pasted into the current ; piece. Libraries utilize the font mapping information loaded in ; the current piece when a library is opened. ; ; RTF files can be font mapped when importing into Authorware from ; either platform. During the import of the RTF, Authorware ; will scan the current font map loaded, and then the RTF being ; imported. Authorware tries to find a match of a font name used in ; the RTF with a font name in the fontmap.txt ; ;================================================================= ; ; Saving Font Information and Loading Font Mappings in Authorware ; ; To load a font mapping table into an existing piece, choose Font Mapping... ; from the File sub-menu, located under the Modify Menu inside Authorware. ; Click the button called Load Font Map. You can merge with existing font ; mapping table, or replace the font mapping information and re-map the ; Cross Platform font mappings. ; ; To save all font information from the current piece, choose ; Font Mapping..., from the File sub-menu, located under the Modify Menu ; inside Authorware. Click the button called Save Font Map... to save the ; font information to a directory or folder of your choice. ; ; To use a different font map during runtime, place the fontmap.txt ; file you wish to use at runtime in the directory with the Authorware ; packaged piece. ; ; Note: In this file, a semicolon at the beginning of a line indicates ; a comment. Comments do not affect the fontmap.txt and are not saved ; inside the piece when loaded into a piece. ; ;================================================================= ; ; Modifying or adding fonts and sizes to Fontmap.txt ; ; Font mappings specify which font and size substitutions to make when ; moving a piece from one platform to another for both Authoring and playback. ; Without Font mapping, Authorware will not substitute fonts or sizes for ; fonts that are not defined in the fontmap.txt (this file). ; If a font used on the original platform matches one on the crosss-platform, ; Authorware will use that font, unless otherwise specified in this file. ; ; The format for font mapping definitions is: ; ; Original Platform:FontName => CrossPlatform:FontName [MAP NONE] [oldSize=>newSize] ; Fonts with spaces in their names must be enclosed in " " such as "Times New Roman" ; Fonts without spaces in their names do not have to be enclosed in " " ; ; Specifying MAP NONE turns off character mapping for this font. ; If you do not specify any size mappings, sizes are mapped 1 to 1 ; If you specify size mappings, they apply for THAT FONT ONLY. ; ;================================================================= ; ; One Way Mappings for Runtime delivery ; ; If you use the same name font on both platforms but would like to map the sizes, ; this example shows you how to do this. Otherwise the sizes stay the same. ; To use these mappings, just remove the ; ; in the beginning of the lines that start with Mac or Win. ; ; If you are planning on delivering on multiple Windows systems, here are some ; mappings for a common font mapped set, Arial to Helvetica. OEM fonts (bitmap) ; provided with Windows do not map the same between Mac and specific Windows ; versions. These mappings were based off height of the letters, not of letter ; spacing, or kerning. Some OEM font sizes also change when displayed at ; higher resolutions. This can affect mappings as well. These mappings work for ; one-way font mappings. They are used when you develop on one platform and ; deliver to another. ; ; ; From Mac to Windows 3.1 ;Mac:"Helvetica" => Win:"Mac Helvetica" 10=>6 12=>8 14=>9 18=>11 24=>16 36=>23 48=>32 ; ; ----- ; ; From Mac to Windows NT 3.5.1 ;Mac:"Helvetica" => Win:"Mac Helvetica" 10=>7 12=>8 14=>9 18=>12 24=>16 36=>24 48=>32 ; ; ----- ; ; From Mac to Windows NT 4.0 ;Mac:"Helvetica" => Win:"Mac Helvetica" 10=>7 12=>8 14=>9 18=>12 24=>16 36=>28 48=>32 ; ; ----- ; ; From Windows 3.5.1 or NT4 to Mac ;Win:"Arial" => Mac:"Helvetica" 10=>13 12=>16 14=>18 18=>23 24=>31 36=>47 48=>64 ; ; ----- ; ; For those using Arial TT or Type 1 on both platforms ;Mac:"Arial" => Win:"Arial" 12=>10 14=>12 18=>14 24=>18 36=>24 ;Win:"Arial" => Mac:"Arial" 10=>12 12=>14 14=>18 18=>24 24=>36 ; ; ----- ; ; For those using Helvetica TT or Type 1 on both platforms ;Mac:"Helvetica" => Win:"Mac Helvetica" 12=>10 14=>12 18=>14 24=>18 36=>24 ;Win:"Helvetica" => Mac:"Mac Helvetica" 10=>12 12=>14 14=>18 18=>24 24=>36 ; ;================================================================= ; ; Default Font mappings ; Here are some typical font mappings ; ; To Match Size for Size no matter which platform ;Mac:"Helvetica" => Win:"Arial" ;Win:"Arial" => Mac:"Helvetica" ; ; For those using Helvetica on Mac and Arial on Windows 95 ; Mac:"Helvetica" => Win:"Mac Helvetica" 10=>7 11=>9 12=>10 13=>10 14=>12 16=>12 18=>14 24=>18 36=>28 47=>36 48=>36 ;Win:"Arial" => Mac:"Helvetica" 7=>10 8=>10 9=>11 10=>12 11=>12 12=>14 13=>14 14=>18 16=>18 17=>24 18=>24 19=>24 24=>36 28=>36 36=>47 ; ; ; Common mappings on Macintosh Mac:"Chicago" => Win:"Mac Chicago" 12=>10 14=>12 18=>14 24=>18 36=>24 Mac:"Courier" => Win:"Courier New" Mac:"Geneva" => Win:"System" 12=>10 14=>12 18=>14 24=>18 36=>24 Mac:"Monaco" => Win:"Terminal" Mac:"New York" => Win:"MS Serif" Mac:"Symbol" => Win:"Symbol" Map None Mac:"Times" => Win:"Times New Roman" 12=>10 14=>12 18=>14 24=>18 36=>24 ; ; ; Common mappings on Windows Win:"Courier" => Mac:"Courier" Win:"Courier New" => Mac:"Courier" Win:"Mac Chicago" => Mac:"Chicago" 10=>12 12=>14 14=>18 18=>24 24=>36 Win:"MS Serif" => Mac:"New York" Win:"Symbol" => Mac:"Symbol" Map None Win:"System" => Mac:"Geneva" 10=>12 12=>14 14=>18 18=>24 24=>36 Win:"Terminal" => Mac:"Monaco" Win:"Times New Roman" => Mac:"Times" 10=>12 12=>14 14=>18 18=>24 24=>36 ; ; Note: When mapping from Windows to Macintosh, Courier and Courier New ; map onto Courier. When coming back to Windows only Courier New ; will be used. ; ;========================================================================== ; ; Japanese Font Mappings ; ; The Macintosh Japanese Osaka font is mapped to a Windows font, and ; all Windows fonts are mapped to Macintosh's Osaka. Map None is used ; because only Roman fonts need upper-ASCII characters mapped. To prevent ; mapping of any additional Japanese fonts, add them to this list. ; ; Note: If you do not have a Japanese system, the font names below ; will appear to be unreadable. Also, if you are on a different double- ; byte system, the following lines may produce errors when loaded, since ; the double-byte Osaka font may not be compatible with your system font. ; ;Mac:Osaka=>Win:"標準ゴシック" Map None ; ;Win:"ＭＳ ゴシック"=>Mac:Osaka Map None ;Win:"ＭＳ -3/4'(c)"=>Mac:Osaka Map None ;Win:"標準ゴシック"=>Mac:Osaka Map None ;Win:"標準-3/4'(c)"=>Mac:Osaka Map None ;Win:"-3/4'(c)"=>Mac:Osaka Map None ; ;============================================================================ ; ; CHARACTER MAPPINGS ; ; Character mapping ensures that characters such as bullets, ; quote marks, and accented characters always appear correctly ; when text is moved from one platform to another. When a ; character is mapped, a different ASCII value is substituted ; in order to preserve the appearance of the character. ; ; Character mappings are used for all fonts EXCEPT those declared ; above as Map None. ; ; The format for character mappings is: ; ; Platform: => Platform: oldChar => newChar ... ; ; The following table provides a full set of bi-directional ; mappings for all ASCII values between 128 and 255. ; ; Note: Some characters are not available in both character sets. ; However, the bi-directional mapping table below preserves these ; characters even if they are mapped to a different platform and ; later re-mapped back to the original platform. Mac: => Win: 128=>196 129=>197 130=>199 131=>201 132=>209 133=>214 134=>220 Mac: => Win: 135=>225 136=>224 137=>226 138=>228 139=>227 140=>229 141=>231 Mac: => Win: 142=>233 143=>232 144=>234 145=>235 146=>237 147=>236 148=>238 Mac: => Win: 149=>239 150=>241 151=>243 152=>242 153=>244 154=>246 155=>245 Mac: => Win: 156=>250 157=>249 158=>251 159=>252 160=>134 161=>190 162=>162 Mac: => Win: 163=>163 164=>167 165=>149 166=>182 167=>223 168=>174 169=>169 Mac: => Win: 170=>153 171=>180 172=>168 173=>141 174=>198 175=>216 176=>144 Mac: => Win: 177=>177 178=>143 179=>142 180=>165 181=>181 182=>240 183=>221 Mac: => Win: 184=>222 185=>254 186=>138 187=>170 188=>186 189=>253 190=>230 Mac: => Win: 191=>248 192=>191 193=>161 194=>172 195=>175 196=>131 197=>188 Mac: => Win: 198=>208 199=>171 200=>187 201=>133 202=>160 203=>192 204=>195 Mac: => Win: 205=>213 206=>140 207=>156 208=>173 209=>151 210=>147 211=>148 Mac: => Win: 212=>145 213=>146 214=>247 215=>215 216=>255 217=>159 218=>158 Mac: => Win: 219=>164 220=>139 221=>155 222=>128 223=>129 224=>135 225=>183 Mac: => Win: 226=>130 227=>132 228=>137 229=>194 230=>202 231=>193 232=>203 Mac: => Win: 233=>200 234=>205 235=>206 236=>207 237=>204 238=>211 239=>212 Mac: => Win: 240=>157 241=>210 242=>218 243=>219 244=>217 245=>166 246=>136 Mac: => Win: 247=>152 248=>150 249=>154 250=>178 251=>176 252=>184 253=>189 Mac: => Win: 254=>179 255=>185 Win: => Mac: 128=>222 129=>223 130=>226 131=>196 132=>227 133=>201 134=>160 Win: => Mac: 135=>224 136=>246 137=>228 138=>186 139=>220 140=>206 141=>173 Win: => Mac: 142=>179 143=>178 144=>176 145=>212 146=>213 147=>210 148=>211 Win: => Mac: 149=>165 150=>248 151=>209 152=>247 153=>170 154=>249 155=>221 Win: => Mac: 156=>207 157=>240 158=>218 159=>217 160=>202 161=>193 162=>162 Win: => Mac: 163=>163 164=>219 165=>180 166=>245 167=>164 168=>172 169=>169 Win: => Mac: 170=>187 171=>199 172=>194 173=>208 174=>168 175=>195 176=>251 Win: => Mac: 177=>177 178=>250 179=>254 180=>171 181=>181 182=>166 183=>225 Win: => Mac: 184=>252 185=>255 186=>188 187=>200 188=>197 189=>253 190=>161 Win: => Mac: 191=>192 192=>203 193=>231 194=>229 195=>204 196=>128 197=>129 Win: => Mac: 198=>174 199=>130 200=>233 201=>131 202=>230 203=>232 204=>237 Win: => Mac: 205=>234 206=>235 207=>236 208=>198 209=>132 210=>241 211=>238 Win: => Mac: 212=>239 213=>205 214=>133 215=>215 216=>175 217=>244 218=>242 Win: => Mac: 219=>243 220=>134 221=>183 222=>184 223=>167 224=>136 225=>135 Win: => Mac: 226=>137 227=>139 228=>138 229=>140 230=>190 231=>141 232=>143 Win: => Mac: 233=>142 234=>144 235=>145 236=>147 237=>146 238=>148 239=>149 Win: => Mac: 240=>182 241=>150 242=>152 243=>151 244=>153 245=>155 246=>154 Win: => Mac: 247=>214 248=>191 249=>157 250=>156 251=>158 252=>159 253=>189 Win: => Mac: 254=>185 255=>216