ATM Type Manager problem

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Edwiges Demello

I am using windows xp and atm type manager 4.1.
I have gill sans fonts that are true type and gill sans
fonts that are type 1. The true type fonts offer the gill
sans extra bold that is not available in the atm set that
we have. In order to use the true type extra bold type
face I disabled the atm gill sans as instructed in the
read me file.

When I type a document in WordPerfect 10. The TT font is
garbled or it does not display on the screen but it seems
to print well most of the time.

The power point presentations all convert by itself to
Tahoma.

Can someone help?
 
I am using windows xp and atm type manager 4.1.
I have gill sans fonts that are true type and gill sans
fonts that are type 1. The true type fonts offer the gill
sans extra bold that is not available in the atm set that
we have. In order to use the true type extra bold type
face I disabled the atm gill sans as instructed in the
read me file.

When I type a document in WordPerfect 10. The TT font is
garbled or it does not display on the screen but it seems
to print well most of the time.

The power point presentations all convert by itself to
Tahoma.

Can someone help?
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I would recommend deactivating either the TTF or the PostScript
versions of duplicate fonts. Mixing the font styles is NOT a good
idea.

Frankly, unless you are creating professional graphics and
publications for professional printing, you don't need to be concerned
with using PostScript fonts, the TTF will serve you well in your
Office applications.

Which isn't to say that ATM is a waste for you. It is a great program
for managing fonts, particularly if you have 1000's of them installed.

As for why PowerPoint converted itself to Tahoma... sorry, I'm no help
there as I avoid PP like the plague.
 
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