Install Font Programmatically Vb.net
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Hi,
I am developing an ASP .NET website that needs to create images using a custom font. Obviously, to do this, I need the font installed on the web server. As I am using a hosting site, and I have no direct access to the server the site will be hosted on, I need a script that will install the font on the server.
I have found the following solution online that uses the Windows API and theoretically should install the font:
This runs like a charm and tells me that the font has been installed, however, when I try to create a Font object with the font that was supposedly just installed, it does not work.
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I am sure that AddFontResource is working though because when I check Microsoft Word (for testing purposes) the font shows up in its list of fonts present on the machine.
Does anyone know why .NET's font object is not recognizing the font when it has been installed and is available to other programs? It may be possible that I might have to add a registry value, but I know virtually nothing about doing that.
Any help is greatly, greatly appreciated.
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Do you have to register the font? I have seen code snippets before that use unregistered fonts.
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I'm creating a word template for some users, and I need to use 'MT Extra' font, which I know is common for all word versions, but I need to be sure that it's installed because at the time of word installation user may choose not to install any font!
So can I add a VBA piece of code to install this font on user's machine, whatever the settings of machine are ?? (32/64 bit or whatever).
Kashish Arora1 Answer
It's not so easy..
Have a look here: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/728740/How-can-I-install-word-font-programmatically-using