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<p><font face="Georgia">Well, no, I expect it's more the original
problem you were noting. Given that</font><br>
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#(BitstreamVeraSans ComicSansMS) collect: [ :n || f |<br>
f _ TextStyle named: n. {f. f pointSizes}] ==> {{a TextStyle
BitstreamVeraSans . #(9 12 13 15 24 36)} . {a TextStyle
BitstreamVeraSans . #(6 9 11 17 26)}}<br>
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and<br>
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TTCFont>>textStyle<br>
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^ TextStyle actualTextStyles<br>
detect: [:aStyle | (aStyle fontArray collect: [:s | s name])
includes: self name]<br>
ifNone: [nil]<br>
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selects *a* style with the same name, then trying to install the
real BitstreamVeraSans may end up installing the one alternately
known as ComicSansMS. This one has different point sizes from those
proffered in the FontChooserTool, so the font you actually get is
the smallest which is 6 point and hence a decision to resize all
windows appropriately. Even if they really don't care what the
default font is. Given the implementation of #textStyle, it's
probably a very bad idea to share font names like this.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4/23/17 1:03 PM, tim Rowledge wrote:<br>
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cite="mid:569B6741-74CD-41E9-A3AB-27B30D9F846D@rowledge.org">
<pre wrap="">I wouldn’t be too surprised if a similar change made for you r window size alterations.</pre>
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