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MS Office Forum / Publisher / General MS Publisher Questions / August 2008Autoshapes - callouts default font
When I use an autoshape, namely one of the callouts, I click inside the callout and the default font is Times New Roman. Then, for some reason, in the "Commercial Printing Tools ... Fonts" dialog box, an extra unembeddable font (MS Gothic) also appears on the list as well as Times New Roman. This font will not remove itself until I delete the callout. I can change the font from Times New Roman to any other font I wish to type with, however the MS Gothic font remains as long as the callout is there. Any suggestions? I need to embed all fonts in my document. Many thanks, Troy Filipek What printer are you using? Does it have device fonts? What happens if you use a different printer in the setup? If you are using Acrobat are you checking "do not send fonts..."  SignatureMary Sauer http://msauer.mvps.org/ > When I use an autoshape, namely one of the callouts, I click inside the > callout and the default font is Times New Roman. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Troy Filipek Hi Mary, Thank you for your response. I'm sorry but I don't understand how that has to do with the offending default font appearing in the Publisher document when I use callouts. Kind regards, Troy Filipek It seems to be alternate font for hieroglyphics & japanese letters. Haven't you enabled language support for Far East languages? > Hi Mary, > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Troy Filipek Thanks for the input. It is. It's a font for Chinese characters. I occasionally type in the Japanese language so I assume I have the Asian languages enabled. Unless this isn't what you mean. Why does this font appear when I create a callout. More importantly, how do I get rid of it? Tks again, Troy Filipek >It seems to be alternate font for hieroglyphics & japanese letters. Haven't you enabled language support for Far East languages? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> >> Troy Filipek AFAIK this is feature by design. Try remove Far East support just for a time when you preparing your publication for professional printing... > It is. It's a font for Chinese characters. I occasionally type in the > Japanese language so I assume I have the Asian languages enabled. Unless this [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >>> >>> Troy Filipek I solved the problem. Thank you both very much for your help. Troy |
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