Third Party Symbol Font
Has anyone used the ISO 15223 symbol font from www.cetest.nl with Bartender?
I'm having an issue with the symbols that utilize subscript and superscript features for variable text, such as the temperature limit symbols. When I add a temperature per the font's instructions, then make it sub/superscript, it shrinks the temperature text to a speck.
I've been trying this in a word processor text object. I read some things about the features in HTML text, but had the same type of problem when I tried that. Plus, I don't want to tell our label designers that they have to write HTML code to put symbols on labels.
Sub/superscript seems to work fine in Bartender with other fonts, and this symbol font works beautifully in Microsoft Word.
I'm currently using Bartender 10.1 SR3
Any ideas? I'll test out whatever you throw at me.
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Hello Frank,
I am not real sure what is happening with the font and it looks like that is a font you have to pay for so I am unable to test. Would it be possible to have you call into our support line at 800-758-2001 option 2 or 425-641-1408.
Thanks!
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Bob,
I'm calling in now. I could send some photos as well to explain the issue a little better.
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Brandon helped me out with customizing an HTML object to make this work, then save it off as a component to share with my team. I still have to mess around with sizing and positioning things, but I'm on the right track.
The font developer is also looking into this on their end.
And...if I'd just upgrade to Bartender 2016 I'd probably have all of these symbols, possibly working more efficiently.
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