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Defining Custom Fonts |
| | After you have installed a font you must tell Appx the name of the font, not the name of the font file. For example, the "Free 3 of 9" font is distributed in a file named "free3of9.ttf", but the name of the font is actually "Free 3 of 9 Regular". (you can also use "Free 3 of 9"). To find the font name, open the font file (free3of9.ttf) with Font Viewer (the easiest way to do that is to simply double-click on the font file in the Windows file manager).
- Log into APPX and select Application Design for the app you where you will be using the custom font.
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- Select Name Resources and define a resource with:
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- Select Named Resources and define a resource with:
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- Select the ROLLOVER SELECTED state. If you are using Appx 5.2 or later, choose FONT instead.
- Set the Location Type to SERVER FILE
- Enter the font name (not .ttf file name) as the Location Data (Free 3 of 9 Regular, for example). Important: The font name is case sensitive, and it is cached in your session. If you need to correct the name, log off & on again so Appx will pick up the new name.
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