[Sesquipedalian Sam]

Is there a way that I can send a Word document so that the recipient
will see the exact fonts that I used even if they do not have those
fonts installed on their computer?

[Ben M. Schorr - MVP (OneNote)]

Sure, print it to a PDF file and send that.

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"Sesquipedalian Sam" wrote in message
:

Is there a way that I can send a Word document so that the recipient
will see the exact fonts that I used even if they do not have those
fonts installed on their computer?

[Terry Farrell]

Under Save Options, you can 'embed fonts', but it really bloats the
document, because it now includes font sets for every font type you use.
Obviously, this isn't a great idea for emailing! So as Ben suggests, PDF is
probably the best option. If you use Word 2007, you can download the free
PDF add-in for Office from the Microsoft Office support site.

One other alternative is that you can create your document, SelectAll and
then paste it into a free graphics utility such as IrfanView and save it as
a jpeg. Then open a blank email and use Insert, Picture with the advantage
that it cannot be edited by the recipient either. But again, the result is
going to be BIG.

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Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"Sesquipedalian Sam" wrote in message
...
Is there a way that I can send a Word document so that the recipient
will see the exact fonts that I used even if they do not have those
fonts installed on their computer?

[Sesquipedalian Sam]

On Sat, 22 Nov 2008 10:18:25 -0000, "Terry Farrell"
wrote:

Under Save Options, you can 'embed fonts', but it really bloats the
document, because it now includes font sets for every font type you use.
Obviously, this isn't a great idea for emailing! So as Ben suggests, PDF is
probably the best option. If you use Word 2007, you can download the free
PDF add-in for Office from the Microsoft Office support site.

One other alternative is that you can create your document, SelectAll and
then paste it into a free graphics utility such as IrfanView and save it as
a jpeg. Then open a blank email and use Insert, Picture with the advantage
that it cannot be edited by the recipient either. But again, the result is
going to be BIG.

I downloaded the PDF add-on. It works pretty well. Thanks for that
pointer.

I also tried embedding the fonts. It didn't bloat the document too
much. Thanks for that as well.