Hi Andy,
Seen this type of thing quite often in the forum so it is one of the
first to check.
I should have checked this since I've seen it before.
However, I *am* surprised that there is no visible indication that the font
wasn't present on my computer. I'd say that is a bug, or at least a
Hi Tim,
Thanks for looking at this.
Yeah, you're right, I don't even *like* CG Omega :-(
Unfortunately the editor does.
The problem wasn't that I couldn't make it fit, but that it was
different on the two PC's. The font not being on my PC makes it all
understandable now though.
Regards
Mark
I have a document that spans two pages when viewed/edited on one
computer but is only one page when viewed/edited from the other
computer on my network.
All the page settings appear the same when viewed from either
computer (how could they be different?)
Can there be any personal settings
Mark Stanton wrote:
I have a document that spans two pages when viewed/edited on one
computer but is only one page when viewed/edited from the other
computer on my network.
All the page settings appear the same when viewed from either
computer (how could they be different?)
Can there be any
Hi.
I had this same thing. The document font was arial on both machines. But
I found the arial fonts were not the same. I copied the arial font from
the first machine to the second machine (deleting and replacing the
font) and the layout was then the same.
steve
On 29/03/11 7:13 AM, Mark
On Mar 28, 2011, at 20:28 , Andy Brown wrote:
Mark Stanton wrote:
I have a document that spans two pages when viewed/edited on one
computer but is only one page when viewed/edited from the other
computer on my network.
All the page settings appear the same when viewed from either
On 03/28/2011 02:13 PM, Mark Stanton wrote:
I have a document that spans two pages when viewed/edited on one
computer but is only one page when viewed/edited from the other
computer on my network.
All the page settings appear the same when viewed from either
computer (how could they be
On Mon, 2011-03-28 at 19:13 +0100, Mark Stanton wrote:
I have a document that spans two pages when viewed/edited on one
computer but is only one page when viewed/edited from the other
computer on my network.
All the page settings appear the same when viewed from either
computer (how
On 03/28/2011 02:41 PM, Steve Edmonds wrote:
Hi.
I had this same thing. The document font was arial on both machines.
But I found the arial fonts were not the same. I copied the arial font
from the first machine to the second machine (deleting and replacing
the font) and the layout was then
Hi Jay,
When I have seen two pages print, one being blank, is when I have extra
lines below the text.
Thanks for the thought.
I'm (insanely) careful about extra blanks, either lines or spaces,
particularly when things start going wrong. So no, this isn't the thing
in this case.
It's part
Hi Tim,
Ok, YHM.
It's actually a renewal letter for a magazine, so it is a form
letter, mailmerged in with the renewal list, which is why I could be
bothered to ask the question. If it was just one page I'd probably
just live with it. This issue we have just over a hundred renewals
though,
Hi Andy,
First are the fonts used on both computers?
Good thought! It turns out, when I look closer, the document is a bit of
a mish-mash of fonts and font styles.
I actually couldn't find one of the (two) fonts on my own machine. Would
LO substitute silently? Surely it should complain if
Another thought that occurs to me, although I guess you'll have checked
this. Do you have the same default printer on both machines?
Yup. Small office setup, we only have one printer.
Thanx
Mark Stanton
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Hi Mark,
Mark Stanton wrote:
Hi Andy,
First are the fonts used on both computers?
Good thought! It turns out, when I look closer, the document is a bit of
a mish-mash of fonts and font styles.
I actually couldn't find one of the (two) fonts on my own machine. Would
LO substitute
On 2011-03-29 11:37, Andy Brown wrote:
Hi Mark,
Mark Stanton wrote:
Hi Andy,
First are the fonts used on both computers?
Good thought! It turns out, when I look closer, the document is a
bit of
a mish-mash of fonts and font styles.
I actually couldn't find one of the (two) fonts on
Steve Edmonds wrote:
On 2011-03-29 11:37, Andy Brown wrote:
Hi Mark,
Mark Stanton wrote:
Hi Andy,
First are the fonts used on both computers?
Good thought! It turns out, when I look closer, the document is a
bit of
a mish-mash of fonts and font styles.
I actually couldn't find one of
On 2011-03-29 12:33, Andy Brown wrote:
Steve Edmonds wrote:
On 2011-03-29 11:37, Andy Brown wrote:
Hi Mark,
Mark Stanton wrote:
Hi Andy,
First are the fonts used on both computers?
Good thought! It turns out, when I look closer, the document is a
bit of
a mish-mash of fonts and
On 03/28/2011 05:43 PM, Mark Stanton wrote:
Hi Jay,
When I have seen two pages print, one being blank, is when I have extra
lines below the text.
Thanks for the thought.
I'm (insanely) careful about extra blanks, either lines or spaces,
particularly when things start going wrong. So no, this
Le 2011-03-28 15:03, webmaster for Kracked Press Productions a écrit :
On 03/28/2011 02:41 PM, Steve Edmonds wrote:
Hi.
I had this same thing. The document font was arial on both machines.
But I found the arial fonts were not the same. I copied the arial
font from the first machine to the
On 2011-03-29 14:39, Michel Gagnon wrote:
Le 2011-03-28 15:03, webmaster for Kracked Press Productions a écrit :
On 03/28/2011 02:41 PM, Steve Edmonds wrote:
Hi.
I had this same thing. The document font was arial on both machines.
But I found the arial fonts were not the same. I copied the
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