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Incomplete font list in Publisher Pro 2003
Hi all
I've been experiencing this same problem with some newly installed TT fonts ("not in your system" despite installing them in the control panel). I assumed it was to do with having a printer that was incapable of handling TrueType, but I realised that other existing TT fonts DO appear on the list. Just none of the ones I installed. (These fonts were given to me as part of a corporate fonts package. No one else uses Publisher though, and the fonts seem to work for Word) Anyone have any clue how to fix this? Thanks in advance. "Ed Bennett" wrote: Evadne Cake was very recently heard to utter: Nothing whatsoever to do with Publisher. You haven't set up a printer, or if you have, it's set to "generic, text only". Install a printer capable of handling TrueType fonts. I would class this as a Publisher bug (or at least a quirk), as Publisher is supposed to have removed printer dependence. -- Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher |
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Incomplete font list in Publisher Pro 2003
....and if you are creating a web page and select non-web fonts, then they
they are converted to images which are not searchable by search engines. -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression "Kel L" Kel wrote in message ... Hi all I've been experiencing this same problem with some newly installed TT fonts ("not in your system" despite installing them in the control panel). I assumed it was to do with having a printer that was incapable of handling TrueType, but I realised that other existing TT fonts DO appear on the list. Just none of the ones I installed. (These fonts were given to me as part of a corporate fonts package. No one else uses Publisher though, and the fonts seem to work for Word) Anyone have any clue how to fix this? Thanks in advance. "Ed Bennett" wrote: Evadne Cake was very recently heard to utter: Nothing whatsoever to do with Publisher. You haven't set up a printer, or if you have, it's set to "generic, text only". Install a printer capable of handling TrueType fonts. I would class this as a Publisher bug (or at least a quirk), as Publisher is supposed to have removed printer dependence. -- Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher |
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