Install PostScript Fonts: Difference between revisions
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SetOutPath $FONTS | SetOutPath $FONTS | ||
IfFileExists "$FONTS\${FontBase}.pfm" ${Index} | IfFileExists "$FONTS\${FontBase}.pfm" ${Index} | ||
CopyFiles '${FontPath }' "$FONTS | CopyFiles '${FontPath }' "$FONTS" | ||
${Index}: | ${Index}: |
Revision as of 20:26, 24 July 2008
Note
This script is based on the Advanced Font Installation script, which only works TrueType and bitmapped fonts. It's still a very early version, which requires two steps to install a font. Within the next days, I plan to merge those two functions.
Description
These function can be used to determine the name of a PostScript/Type 1 font and install it properly. The name-detection is maybe a bit clumsy, as it depends on the availability of an .inf file coming along the font.
Function
; !insertmacro InstallType1 "C:\PathTo\MyFontB.pfm" "My Font Bold" "MyFontB" !macro InstallType1 FontPath FontName FontBase Push $0 Push $R0 Push $R1 Push $R2 !define Index 'Line${__LINE__}' SetOutPath $FONTS IfFileExists "$FONTS\${FontBase}.pfm" ${Index} CopyFiles '${FontPath }' "$FONTS" ${Index}: ClearErrors ReadRegStr $R0 HKLM "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" "CurrentVersion" IfErrors "${Index}-Error" "${Index}-GO" "${Index}-Error:" MessageBox MB_OK|MB_ICONEXCLAMATION "PostScript fonts can only be installed in Windows 2000 or later!" goto "${Index}-End" "${Index}-GO:" ClearErrors IfErrors 0 "${Index}-Add" MessageBox MB_OK "Error: ${FontBase}.pfm" Quit "${Index}-Add:" ClearErrors ${registry::Write} "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Type 1 Installer\Type 1 Fonts" "${FontName}" "T ${FontBase}.pfm ${FontBase}.pfb" "REG_MULTI_SZ" $R0 System::Call "GDI32::AddFontResourceA(t) i ('${FontBase}.pfm|${FontBase}.pfb') .s" goto "${Index}-End" "${Index}-End:" !undef Index Pop $R2 Pop $R1 Pop $R0 Pop $0 !macroend
Additional Resources
-t1tools is a collection of programs and batch files useful for
handling type 1 fonts on MSDOS and Unix systems.
-PostScript fonts at Wikipedia