Open 2003 chart in 2007.......title font all screwed up

[Guest]

Powerpoint 2007 is really starting to "upset" me. Everytime I open up a 2003
chart deck, the title font is all hosed up. It looks like it's all squished
together so instead of a sentence with 5 to 6 words, I see what looks like a
block of characters all squished together.

Anyone else seen this? I checked the font it comes in as and it's Ariel
Black (Headings). When I change the font type to just plain Ariel I can read
it fine, but I shouldn't have to go through 20+ slides (many decks have 60+)
just so I can read the title !!!

Is it too much to ask that Powerpoint 2007 work smoothly with 2003 or
2000??? I completely understand about downward compatiability.........but
UPWARD ?????!!!!!

If anyone has a suggest fix.......I'm all ears.

 

[Guest]

Hi Michael

I'm afraid I haven't got a reason for this happening but I do have a
suggestion and a work around:
Suggestion: make sure you have a local colour printer driver (even if there
is no colour printer attached) as this seems to sort out all sorts of weird &
wonderful behaviour
Work around: If that doesn't help use home->editing->replace->replace fonts
to replace arial black with plain old arial on all slides.

Hope that helps

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

PowerPoint Live 2007 28-31 October in New Orleans www.pptlive.com
See you there

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

Powerpoint 2007 is really starting to "upset" me. Everytime I open up a 2003
chart deck, the title font is all hosed up. It looks like it's all squished
together so instead of a sentence with 5 to 6 words, I see what looks like a
block of characters all squished together.

Anyone else seen this? I checked the font it comes in as and it's Ariel
Black (Headings). When I change the font type to just plain Ariel I can read
it fine, but I shouldn't have to go through 20+ slides (many decks have 60+)
just so I can read the title !!!

Is it too much to ask that Powerpoint 2007 work smoothly with 2003 or
2000??? I completely understand about downward compatiability.........but
UPWARD ?????!!!!!

If anyone has a suggest fix.......I'm all ears.

What Lucy suggested. But also, verify that Arial Black is, in fact, installed
on the PC. (Control Panel, Fonts).