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Jonathan,

On 2025-03-08 08:07, wafer-dairy-rocket@duck.com wrote:
.. .
Under Format -> Character -> Font, when I select
Family: Roboto
Typeface: Medium
Siz e: 11pt. Language: English (UK)

the font will show (and print) as Roboto Medium 11pt. So all is good.

However, when I save the document and then re-open it, the font no longer shows as Medium but as 
Regular.

What do I need to do so that the font is in fact saved as Medium AND will show as Medium once I 
reopen that document?
...

Interesting. When the localization is English (USA), the dialog box is worded a little differently:
        "Family"   => "Font"
        "Typeface" => "Style"
and typically the "Style" ("Typeface") instantiations are {Regular, Bold, Italic, Bold Italic}.

I have never seen the "Roboto" Font/Family, nor a Style/Typeface "Medium" for /any/ font, so I do not know how Medium 
would differ from Regular, or if LO has a framework to accommodate a "Medium" instantiation.  Where did you find Roboto?  Do you 
know of any other fonts with a "Medium" Style/Typeface, so that other LO users could test your problem?

Kind regards,
John

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