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Is there a way I can create a font substitution list so I can use alternative fonts if a user doesn't have the primary font loaded on their computer?1
If you use a font other than one of the three that Trellix uses (Arial, Times New Roman, or Courier New), such as the very readable and popular Verdana, Trellix will only display the font name (e.g., "FACE=Verdana"), since Trellix doesn't recognize the font. You can create a substutition list using a "hidden" feature in the HTML exporter. You can use a substitution lists of your own by modifying the XLAT1.DAT file in your Trellix 2.0 Program directory (\Program Files\Corel\WordPerfect Office 2000\Trellix_SE\programllat1.dat). This file is used by the HTML exporter to translate (xlate) characters that aren't in the typical HTML character set. It consists of a list of numbers which are the character codes, an equal sign ("="), and the replacement character codes. Codes after 255 are special. Codes 257 and 258 are the character strings that indicate pass-through HTML. Code 260 is the flag for hiding or showing the line between the map and the main page. Code 261 is used for fonts. To create a subsitution list use, use a program like Notepad to add list items to your xlat1.dat file The list items must be in the following format: 261=Facename:Replacement stringn
For example: 261=Verdana:Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif or 261=Verdana:Verdana,Arial,Helveticau
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