typography

I have created my website, with dreamweaver CS3, on my old ibook than installed
dreamweaver CS3 on my new MacBookPro but the typography in all my pages has
changed! I can't see my pages as they were. What's wrong?

It would appear that you have fonts installed on your old computer that are
not installed on your new machine.
"pirglu" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

I have created my website, with dreamweaver CS3, on my old ibook than
installed
dreamweaver CS3 on my new MacBookPro but the typography in all my pages
has
changed! I can't see my pages as they were. What's wrong?

is there a way to show you a print screen?

is there a way to show you a print screen?

Save the print-screen image and upload it to your web site, then send us a
link to it.

Note that the fonts used and the particular font sizes can vary from
computer to computer and personal settings to personal settings. It's to be
expected that there will be variation.

-Darrel

It would appear that you have fonts installed on your old computer that
are not installed on your new machine.

That would be my first response, but if the preview looks good then
something else is up...

Check out your Dreamweaver Font Display settings:

Setting Fonts preferences for Dreamweaver display
A document's encoding determines how the document appears in a browser.
Dreamweaver font preferences let you view a given encoding in the font and
size you prefer without affecting how the document appears when viewed by
others in a browser.

To set the fonts to use in Dreamweaver for each type of encoding:
1.. Select Edit > Preferences (Windows) or Dreamweaver > Preferences
(Macintosh).
The Preferences dialog box appears.

2.. Select Fonts from the Category list on the left.
3.. Select an encoding type (such as Western (Latin1) or Japanese) from
the Font Settings list, then select fonts to use within Dreamweaver for that
encoding, using the font pop-up menus below the Font Settings list.
For more information, see Setting Fonts preferences for Dreamweaver
display.

NOTE

The fonts you select do not affect how the document appears in a
visitor's browser.


4.. Click OK.

Yes!!!! thank you, I think the problem is there! I will work on it, thank you very much!