One of the points of PDF is that it solves this problem for you: just make
sure the fonts are embedded, not substituted. This is one of the easier PDF
conversion settings.




"Doug Freese" wrote in message
...
I produce a monthly newsletter for my running club in which about 25%
receive it online after I convert it to PDF. I have found that unless I
stay with very vanilla fonts like Times New Roman and Arial many online
readers get error messages they can't open font X. Is there a standard set
of fonts(or font library) that exists on most operating systems? Every time
I try to add some font pizzazz I get into trouble. I can't test this before
I ship it because I obviously have the fonts.

Any thoughts or a place I can look?

-Doug Freese