A user has a template that looks fine, but when she prints, it overlaps the
charactors on one line and does so to all of the lines.
EX.  ABCDEFG   wouldn't be readable as it would look like a black smudge.
She said it only seems to happen with Time New Roman.  It not only overlaps

My principal word processing software is WordPerfect (different
versions). WPTypographic is a TTF font, duly installed and shown in the
fonts in my XP Home.  It can be selected as a font in WP programs.
However, I just downloaded a PDF file, which looked for it, and said

We have about 100 documents created a while ago that all use 10 or so custom
styles.
Since then the corporate font has changed to arial (from a custom font).
All the documents have been updated to aerial - but they are all merge docs,

I recently got a copy of a book I wrote from a POD that had my Word doc
using Times New Roman 12.  The printed book is 9" by 6"  I didn't
upload my file as a pdf (which I can do) but as a doc file. The fonts
look very small and the top margin is large.  How can I remedy this

Since I downloaded the last update, I cannot use the regular arial font.  I
can use bold, underline and italisize(sp?) but not regular.  It is in my font
file but it does not allow me to open it up

I created some restaurant menus in Word 2000 and the fonts changed when I
upgraded to 2003.  Can't remember the font name, but there seems to be
nothing similar in 2003.  Any way I can access or download the old fonts?

Does anyone know why Microsoft's Tahoma has no italic face?
I have a vague recollection of an MS spokesperson, a few years ago, stating that
sans serif fonts had no need of italics. Although Verdana and Arial are provided
with italic faces, they are more "oblique" than italic.

Can you help me? I must identify this font:
http://www.eukles.com/untitled.jpg
The text was printed in 1989, and it looks like Times New Roman.
Thanks for your help.

Using Office 2002 SP3, Windows 2000 V5.0 SP-4.
One of my users is having a problem printing text with a grey font colour
in Word.  She is using RGB settings to get the grey, but the text is coming
out with a heavy blue tinge.  The problem varies from printer to printer,

Hi --
    My Bookman Old Style font doesn't have the section character for
legal work.  Can I copy a section character from a different font and
insert it into Bookman?  Update Bookman?  Find another font that looks

Greetings,
I'll be working on an Appellate Brief for an attorney.  I understand
that the page layout may appear different on-screen, between his
computer and mine.  I understand that if I install a printer driver