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Flex iOS app version has huge font size?



I have an Android/iOS app that is almost complete, my only issue is that my iOS version has a huge font size on TextFields, whereas the Android version works perfectly?





Both apps work fine when I'm testing on my computer, but when I test on the devices (iPod 4G and Galaxy S) the Galaxy S displays the font as shown on my computer but the iPod displays the text in huge letters. It's for an input textbox so it's a big deal as you can't even see what you are typing in the letter are so big!!





I'm not sure what the issue is? Is there something I can add/look for to make certain the size? My is primarily coded in AS3 and I've attempted with a CSS file which looks like this:







@font-face{

src: url("fonts/Incognitype.ttf");

fontFamily: IncognitypeEmbedded;

fontWeight: normal;

size: 10;}







Any help would be awesome! Thanks!


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