Maybe I used the wrong term "palette". Sorry if I can't keep track of
Adobe's UI terminology. Panel, pod, palette, pop-up... makes my head
spin.
I mean the boxes that allow you to view and change fonts globally in
the document. I thought that only shows the fonts actually being used
in the document.
I do not mean the paragraph catalog nor the whatever-it's-called that
displays all the fonts installed and available on a given
machine/system.
--Karen
Karen Robbins wrote:
Opening the file on another computer, Times New Roman appeared in the
font palette--and it should not! In this file, all Times fonts have
been changed to OpenType versions (TimesLT Std family).
Fred Ridder wrote:
That's as it should be. The fonts palette reflects what fonts are
available (i.e. installed) on the current *system*, not what fonts
are specified in some way by the current document. The unavailable
fonts message is FrameMaker warning you that the document contains
or specifies something that is not actually installed (i.e. is not
in the fonts palette); having something in the fonts palette that is
not used in the document is a perfectly normal condition, not an
error.
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