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Device fonts

Settings alternative fonts only work with device fonts. You can't use alternative fonts with an embeded font. by nicolas Jul 28

in StyleSheet

In the following example, when a user clicks on the text file, CSS styles, loaded from a file, are applied to the content. In the constructor, a multiline text field is created and its content is set to an HTML-formatted string. (The HTML heading and span tags are not rendered before CSS style is applied.) A URLRequest object is created to identify the location of the CSS file; for this example, the CSS file is in the same directory as the SWF file. http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/text/StyleSheet.html
Really dumb 'workaround', and I'm sure it'll get downvoted, but since flash.text.TextField inherits flash.display.DisplayObject, you can use the built-in filters such as flash.filters.Blur to blur the text by half a pixel horizontally and vertically. This will consume a little more CPU. EDIT: After working a little bit with CS4, I found ther perfect way to do it without the extra CPU overhead!

with Flash 10...

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/776216/flash-antialiasing-characters-on-dynamic-textfields-without-embedding-fonts-in#1878895

Anti-alias, sharpness & thickness

The following example shows you how to change an embedded font’s appearance by setting the fontAntiAliasType style, fontSharpness style, fontThickness style, and fontGridFitType style. http://blog.flexexamples.com/2007/10/24/setting-a-fonts-anti-alias-type-sharpness-thickness-and-grid-fit-type-in-flex/

(FTE) Flash Text Engine

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