Re: Writing Cresc & Dim signs (< and >)
Reply #12 –
Ummm, nooo Bob... That's not it.
cresc.ttf is internally defined as a text font, so I think safari is expecting it to be text - it isn't. Neither are the other fonts you mention, but they are at least internally defined as symbol fonts so are probably handled correctly.
However, my suspicion is that Safari is somehow selecting the crescendo font without Anthony's direction - this is a worse problem if it is using it as a text font when it shouldn't be using it at all!
I wonder did Apple define a text font with the same internal name as cresc.ttf and it couldn't install 'cos cresc.ttf was already there..?
Hmm, Anthony, I think some more information could help...
When is cresc.ttf showing up? Is it automagic or are you doing something in particular? Do you have control in the config of Safari to specify your display font?