Using TrueType Fonts in Preference to Bitmapped Fonts
Using TrueType Fonts in Preference to Bitmapped Fonts
If a document uses a font that is available as both a TrueType font and a
bitmapped font, the default behavior of the Font Manager is to use the
bitmapped font when your application opens the document. This default avoids
problems with documents that were created on a computer system on which
TrueType fonts were not available.
You can use the SetOutlinePreferred procedure to choose which type of
font the Font Manager should use in a document. If you call
SetOutlinePreferred with TRUE as the value of the outlinePreferred
parameter, the Font Manager chooses TrueType fonts over
bitmapped fonts. The GetOutlinePreferred function returns the setting
that indicates whether the Font Manager prefers TrueType fonts, and you
should save the setting with the current document. When the user opens the
document, call SetOutlinePreferred with this value so that your
application chooses the proper fonts.
If only one type of font is available, the Font Manager chooses that type of
font to use in the document, no matter which type of font is preferred.