What printer do you have selected as the Windows default? Also, keep in mind
that Word does not show font variants (bold, italic, bold italic), nor does
it show screen fonts, which it will not use. Moreover, if you have
PostScript fonts but have chosen to display only TrueType fonts, you won't
see the PS ones.
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Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Just Jones." wrote in message
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Hi, and thanks for your advice. However, it didn't work. Maybe the whole
story would help.
I had a new hard drive installed in my computer, everything else is the
same, nothing changed. My own programs were re-installed, including Office
XP
Professional and Media Content.(Which contains many, many fonts) Same
printer, same everything. Now Word offers only about fifty fonts in the
Font
tab. The others are there in the folder when I go into program files etc
but
they DO NOT show up in the actual Word window when I'm working.
How do I get them back into the Word program, please.
Just Jones.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
For starters, see http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/NoFonts.htm
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Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Just Jones." Just wrote in message
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All I want to do is find out where my fonts went. Is that so hard? 45
minutes
chasing around Microsoft sites, hair pulled out and scattered over the
floor,
the poor dog has gone into hiding and still no help. HELP, obviously
doesn't
mean HELP and CONTACT US just as obviously doesn't mean CONTACT US.
HOW DO I GET MY FONTS BACK AFTER RE-INSTALLING OFFICE XP?
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