My CEO is seeing kerning in my content. I am using Arial as my standard font. Does anyone have a suggestion in fixing this? I tried to explain that we are not making print publications and web fonts can appear funny. This didn't fly. Any ideas?
Arial does have some odd Kerning in Storyline 2 especially at smaller font sizes, there are other fonts that do not have this issue. Arial unicode normally has no issues.
I also have that problem when using Arial. Did you try going into the Font settings and changing the Spacing to Expanded? I find that changing the spacing to expanded by .1 or .2 pt will help this. It can be cumbersome if you have to do it to all the text, but I usually I only do it to text like two v's together, which turn out to look like a w.
Hi, Philip -- Thank for reaching out here, and as you will find in this post on a similar issue related to kerning when using Arial font, this is a known issue that has been report to our QA team. Unfortunately, we are unable to share a timeframe or a roadmap in regards to fixes or product updates. Once we do have additional information to share we'll be certain to post here. Your patience is appreciated.
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Arial does have some odd Kerning in Storyline 2 especially at smaller font sizes, there are other fonts that do not have this issue. Arial unicode normally has no issues.
I also have that problem when using Arial. Did you try going into the Font settings and changing the Spacing to Expanded? I find that changing the spacing to expanded by .1 or .2 pt will help this. It can be cumbersome if you have to do it to all the text, but I usually I only do it to text like two v's together, which turn out to look like a w.
Hope that helps!
Hi, Philip -- Thank for reaching out here, and as you will find in this post on a similar issue related to kerning when using Arial font, this is a known issue that has been report to our QA team. Unfortunately, we are unable to share a timeframe or a roadmap in regards to fixes or product updates. Once we do have additional information to share we'll be certain to post here. Your patience is appreciated.
Thank you Christie!
I'll switch to Unicode for the immediate future. Thanks Phil!
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