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In news:4DD46F85.2060502@krackedpress.com,
webmaster for Kracked Press Productions <webmaster@krackedpress.com> typed:
On 05/18/2011 04:10 PM, AndrewB wrote:
I have received a Microsoft Word document which shows
one font on screen and a completely different font when printed.
On screen, the font "drop down" menu says "Monotype
Corsiva" but the document is rendered in something that looks just like
Arial. When printed, the document comes out in a curvy
calligraphic font that looks not unlike the on-line advertisements for 
the Monotype
Corsiva font. I do not have Corsiva installed on my PC (Windows 7 Pro)
so I can imagine that some font substitution is taking place on screen,
but why does it work when printed.
I'm baffled.
Regards,

That is the issue.  If you do not have the font
installed, it will not print correctly.  LibreOffice will list the font 
name
that is linked to the part of the text your courser is at, but that will
not mean a thing except that is the font the original document used.

Also, some printers have hardware installed fonts.

There use to be an extension that indicated what fonts
were in the document and were not installed on your computer.  I do
not know if it is still available.

Then there is the issue of screen fonts vs. printer
fonts. I have heard that there may be some problems with LibreOffice 
settings
with some types of fonts on some systems, though I have not had
that trouble.  MS Office files use to have issues for me back in Win2000
days with Office 2000 .doc files.

Can you get the needed font to install it on your
computer?
If you do not know where you can get it, I can help point
you in the correct direction OFF LIST.
at "webmaster@krackedpress.com"
The font itself comes from 1991 so it has been around for
a bit.  I had an HP laser printer that had it hardwired so you did not
need to "download" the font to it.

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Won't LO allow you to embed the font right in the document?  I can't find it 
now but I feel certain I've seen the feature.

HTH,

Twayne`




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