[ll]

A secretary just got a new computer and one of the fonts we use "Engravers D"
is there but it is not displaying the way it should. We have many letter and
memo templates that use this font but it doesn't look like it. But it does
say it is using the Engravers D font.

Any help appreciated, thx, ll

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Has Engravers D been installed in the Fonts folder of the new computer?

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"ll" wrote in message
...
A secretary just got a new computer and one of the fonts we use "Engravers
D"
is there but it is not displaying the way it should. We have many letter
and
memo templates that use this font but it doesn't look like it. But it
does
say it is using the Engravers D font.

Any help appreciated, thx, ll

[ll]

Yes it is in the Font folder

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Has Engravers D been installed in the Fonts folder of the new computer?

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"ll" wrote in message
...
A secretary just got a new computer and one of the fonts we use "Engravers
D"
is there but it is not displaying the way it should. We have many letter
and
memo templates that use this font but it doesn't look like it. But it
does
say it is using the Engravers D font.

Any help appreciated, thx, ll

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Word will display any name you tell it to in the font dialog, even fonts that do not exist.

If you've already checked to be sure that there is a truetype capable printer set as Word's default then with the document that uses
the Engraver D font open check the following to see if Word 'sees' the font.

Word prior to 2007:
Tools=Options=Compatibility=Font Substitution

Word 2007:
Office Button=Word Options=Advanced=Show Document Content=Font Substitution


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"ll" wrote in message ...
A secretary just got a new computer and one of the fonts we use "Engravers D"
is there but it is not displaying the way it should. We have many letter and
memo templates that use this font but it doesn't look like it. But it does
say it is using the Engravers D font.

Any help appreciated, thx, ll
--

Bob Buckland ?:-)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

[ll]

THANK YOU SO MUCH. IT IS WORKING FINE NOW.


"Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote:

Word will display any name you tell it to in the font dialog, even fonts that do not exist.

If you've already checked to be sure that there is a truetype capable printer set as Word's default then with the document that uses
the Engraver D font open check the following to see if Word 'sees' the font.

Word prior to 2007:
Tools=Options=Compatibility=Font Substitution

Word 2007:
Office Button=Word Options=Advanced=Show Document Content=Font Substitution


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"ll" wrote in message ...
A secretary just got a new computer and one of the fonts we use "Engravers D"
is there but it is not displaying the way it should. We have many letter and
memo templates that use this font but it doesn't look like it. But it does
say it is using the Engravers D font.

Any help appreciated, thx, ll
--

Bob Buckland ?:-)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*