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| How to display glyphs from nonstandrad fonts? This is a deliberate cross post because I am experiencing the same problem in HTML as I am in Silverlight and I figure it would not be appropriate to ask for a silverlight solution here. My client gave me some propietary fonts. I can see the desired glyphs in them using charmap.exe. I would like to display these glyphs in a private web page. This works: <tr style="font-family:Times New Roman"><td>Times New Roman</td> This does not: <tr style="font-family:Segeo Wedge Keycaps"><td>Segeo Wedge Keycaps</td><td></td> Well, actually "Segeo Wedge Keycaps" displays but the second column displays as a rectangle, not the special glyph I was hoping for. In XAML, this does not work either: <TextBlock FontSize="10" FontFamily="Segeo Wedge Keycaps" Canvas.Top="0" Canvas.Left="0"></TextBlock> I can use charmap.exe to paste these characters into a word document however, and they display correctly there! Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong? Thanks! Siegfried |
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