Cannot Load Font: (type name, file name): Smart Characters cannot load
the indicated font. The font file is probably missing or incorrect. Note the
font type and file name from the dialog, and locate it using the symbol set
view window FileInstall(3-
43)
command.
Too Many Alphas: (Allocated , TypeFace, Type Name, Required): The
initialization file allocated a certain number of alpha characters, but the
font definition section specified more. The extra characters will be accessed
from the disk, so display speed will be slower. Increase Allocated to
match Required in the
Scw.ini Memory Sizes(B-
-
2)
section Alpha entry, or eliminate an unused
alphabetic font(4-
13).
Not Enough Memory: (TypeFace, File Name): The indicated font was
eliminated because of low memory. Select Ignore. See the
Scw.ini Bitmap Fonts(B-
-
4)
section.
Cannot Save Character: (error message) indicates that the character was
not saved, and a DOS error code was returned. The font file might not be open,
you may not have write privileges, or your license may not be registered (see
License Not Registered(A-
-
11)).
(Font name): Font Not Reloaded you can reload an
alphabetic font(4-
13)
only if you have not changed the point size. Select OK, quit Smart
Characters, and re-launch.
Can't Install: Not enough slots to install (TypeFace, FileName)
indicates that an out of memory error prevents installing the indicated font.
Select OK, and report the error to
Apropos Customer Service(F-
-
1).
Scw.ini Error: No User Font Installed indicates that you wanted to add a
user characters(4-
10),
but that there was no
user font(4-
12)
installed, including the factory default, 1012:DefaultUser. Select
OK, and check your
Scw.ini Bitmap Fonts(B-
-
4)
section: it has most likely become corrupted. See
Restoring Initialization Files(B-
-
1).
Update Other Point Sizes: Additional point sizes (# # pts) exist. Scale and
copy to all? You have saved a bitmap character, and additional point sizes
exist in the
typeface(4-
11).
Select Yes to scale the character and update these sizes, or No
to leave them as is.
t
(File Name): Cannot open proxy font file for output indicates that a
disk file error (e.g., the disk is full) has occurred writing a
proxy font(D-
-
6)
to disk in the document file directory. Press OK, free some space, and
try again.
Too Many Symbol Sets: (typeface) is not registered in your user dictionary(4-
7).
There are no more
symbol set indexes(4-
10)
to register a new symbol set in the document. Select OK and manually
register the symbol set (in place of another).
Register this Symbol Set: (typeface): you are pasting a character into a
document, but the character's
symbol set(D-
-
7)
is not registered in the document. Select Yes to register the character
or No to abort the paste. Manually register the symbol set then try again.