When you open a file that
has many fonts in Microsoft Office Publisher 2003 or in Microsoft Publisher 2002, you receive the following error message:
The font font name cannot be loaded. Your publication may not look as it was
intended to look.
The error message may be repeated several times. For
example, when you click
OK to close one error message, the
error message reappears mentioning a different font. If the font that is listed
in the error message is actually installed on your system, it appears
correctly. For example, if the error message mentions Garamond MT, and Garamond
MT is installed on your system, the text is still in Garamond MT.
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The person who created the file can prevent this problem
from occurring by sub setting the embedded fonts. To do this, follow these
steps:
| 1. | On the Tools menu, point to
Commercial Printing Tools, and then click
Fonts. |
| 2. | In the Font dialog box, click to select
the Subset fonts when embedding check box. |
| 3. | Click OK. |
Note If you are opening a file that you received from someone else,
and that person is not available, you can open the file without receiving the
error message by not loading duplicate embedded fonts. To do this, follow these
steps:
| 1. | Close the publication (if it is open). |
| 2. | Open the publication again. |
| 3. | In the Load Fonts dialog box, do the
following for every font that has a status of "Duplicate":
| a. | Select the font. | | b. | Click Don't Load. | | c. | Click OK. |
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If you receive this error message, the text may still be in
the correct font. This will occur if the font that is named in the error
message is already installed on your computer.
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