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Old January 26th, 2010, 03:51 PM posted to microsoft.public.office.setup
Harry Hornet
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Default Default Fonts

Word 2007 appears to default to Calibri and double spaced. I understand how
to change it for myself, but I would like to know how to change it at
installation time, or for all users, so that everyone will get the corporate
font as default.
Is it possible??
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Old January 27th, 2010, 12:06 AM posted to microsoft.public.office.setup
Susan Ramlet[_2_]
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Default Default Fonts

Harry,

How are you deploying Office to your users?

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"Harry Hornet" wrote in message
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Word 2007 appears to default to Calibri and double spaced. I understand
how
to change it for myself, but I would like to know how to change it at
installation time, or for all users, so that everyone will get the
corporate
font as default.
Is it possible??


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Old February 4th, 2010, 10:05 AM posted to microsoft.public.office.setup
Harry Hornet
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Default Default Fonts

We generally use RIS .

"Susan Ramlet" wrote:

Harry,

How are you deploying Office to your users?

--
Susan Ramlet
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please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.

"Harry Hornet" wrote in message
...
Word 2007 appears to default to Calibri and double spaced. I understand
how
to change it for myself, but I would like to know how to change it at
installation time, or for all users, so that everyone will get the
corporate
font as default.
Is it possible??


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Old February 4th, 2010, 12:05 PM posted to microsoft.public.office.setup
Susan Ramlet[_2_]
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Default Default Fonts

I believe you'd want to create and deploy a custom normal.dotm (the default
template Word uses). I don't know anything about RIS, so I'll point you to
articles that tell you how to deploy Office with customizations.

Deploy custom configurations of the 2007 Office system (step-by-step):
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../cc178960.aspx

The Office Customization Tool lets you create a file that determines how
setup behaves, including the ability to copy additional files in at
installation time. This article tells you a lot about what you can control
during deployment:

Office Customization Tool in the 2007 Office system:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...aspx#Add_files

Hopefully that helps--there may be better approaches, but this might do it
for you.

--
Susan Ramlet
--
please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.

"Harry Hornet" wrote in message
...
We generally use RIS .

"Susan Ramlet" wrote:

Harry,

How are you deploying Office to your users?

--
Susan Ramlet
--
please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.

"Harry Hornet" wrote in message
...
Word 2007 appears to default to Calibri and double spaced. I
understand
how
to change it for myself, but I would like to know how to change it at
installation time, or for all users, so that everyone will get the
corporate
font as default.
Is it possible??


 




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