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I have one presentation that always tells me that it
cannot save my fonts with the presentation every time
that I try to save the presentation - very annoying, but
it eventually saves anyway.
I save the fonts because I use the presentation on several computers
and without saving the fonts - the slide can appear quite differently.
The offending font is Century Schoolbook - and I have no idea where
it came from, or where it is hiding. (I generally use Rockwell, with
an occasional Times New Roman - it must look like one of those)
When I use the "Replace Font" function - it always gives me the same error
message: "You selected a single-byte font to replace a double-byte font.
Please select a double -byte font."
I don't even know what a double byte font is - but if I could find any D-b
font
I'd use it then replace the offending text by typing it in.
Any ideas?
cannot save my fonts with the presentation every time
that I try to save the presentation - very annoying, but
it eventually saves anyway.
I save the fonts because I use the presentation on several computers
and without saving the fonts - the slide can appear quite differently.
The offending font is Century Schoolbook - and I have no idea where
it came from, or where it is hiding. (I generally use Rockwell, with
an occasional Times New Roman - it must look like one of those)
When I use the "Replace Font" function - it always gives me the same error
message: "You selected a single-byte font to replace a double-byte font.
Please select a double -byte font."
I don't even know what a double byte font is - but if I could find any D-b
font
I'd use it then replace the offending text by typing it in.
Any ideas?