[mso] What Is Indication When Fonts Default? (Word2003)
- From: Ray Shapp <rayshapp@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2011 21:55:41 -0500
To All,
In Office 2003 Word, an author sent me a DOC file incorporating a font that
was not installed on my PC. When I selected that text, the window in the
Formatting toolbar showed the name of the font style the author had used. I
was not aware that I did not have that font style installed. The version of
the document on my PC defaulted to Courier without any warning or indication
that I noticed. Does Word give any indication when it is using a default
font in place of one that is not available? If Word doesn't give an explicit
warning, is there a way to query the DOC file to see if it wants any missing
fonts?
This is on a Win7 64-bit Professional PC.
Thanks for the help.
Ray Shapp
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