Hi Chris
I see you've already had some replies. One other thing you can try is
to generate an Index of References for fonts. In Frame 8 this is done
as follows:
* With the book file open, select Add > Index Of > References.
This opens the Set Up Index of References dialog.
*
FM7.2
WinXPPro
A 700-page document I've been given indicates in the console that the
'Times' font is not available.
How do I find where in the book (22 components) where Times is specified?
The FindCharacter Format... does not list Times as a Family to search for
(of course).
Regards...Chris
to reflect the font you
want (copy a good font entry) and then open it up in Frame. All should then be
well.
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From: Christopher Seal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Finding a font
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Date: Monday, December 8, 2008
want (copy a good font entry) and then open it
| up in Frame. All should then be well.
|
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| From: Christopher Seal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: Finding a font
| To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
| Date: Monday, December 8, 2008, 8:08 AM
As Lester points out, the fonts in use may be dependent on what
printer you have set as the system default. Try setting it to the
Adobe PDF logical printer.
Beyond that, I think the procedure differs a bit depending on whether
you think Times is used by any important components or not. The first
Hi Chris
I see you've already had some replies. One other thing you can try is
to generate an Index of References for fonts. In Frame 8 this is done
as follows:
* With the book file open, select Add Index Of References.
This opens the Set Up Index of References dialog.
*
FM7.2
WinXPPro
A 700-page document I've been given indicates in the console that the
'Times' font is not available.
How do I find where in the book (22 components) where Times is specified?
The Find>Character Format... does not list Times as a Family to search for
(of course).
to reflect the font you
want?(copy a good font entry) and then open it up in Frame. All should then be
well.
--- On Mon, 12/8/08, Christopher Seal wrote:
From: Christopher Seal <cs...@sympatico.ca>
Subject: Finding a font
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Date: Monday, December 8, 2008, 8
MIF
| to reflect the font you want?(copy a good font entry) and then open it
| up in Frame. All should then be well.
|
| --- On Mon, 12/8/08, Christopher Seal wrote:
|
| From: Christopher Seal
| Subject: Finding a font
| To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
| Date: Monday, December 8, 2008, 8:0
As Lester points out, the fonts in use may be dependent on what
printer you have set as the system default. Try setting it to the
Adobe PDF logical printer.
Beyond that, I think the procedure differs a bit depending on whether
you think Times is used by any important components or not. The first
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