Hi Matt, I'm a bit confused what you mean by, "I have the same type of font, one is regular the other is bold italic." If you mean that you have two different .ttf or .otf files which represent different faces of the same font, that should work, and the actual font used should be determined by the "face" tags such as <b> and <i> sent to FusionPro. Or do you mean that you have two fonts with the same name? If so, then I could see that FusionPro, or any other application, would have trouble disambiguating them. Please clarify.
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