In article <A7pK38AK1rWIFw4Q@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, David Pilling <flist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >So I went to the O-Pro doc in the appropriate place, did a few 'remove > >all styles' on line ends in that area, and Cien went! > I would interpret this as, you didn't look hard enough in the DDL for > the font references. That is a bit harsh of me because DDL is not > documented and even if it was you need to think like a programmer. OK. The original document is at: www.torrens.org.uk/Opera/Rossini/Cenerentola.dpd Looking at the DDL, the only line containing the reference to FONT_7bff is in the bit below. {newpara}{remuserstyle STYLE_13}{adduserstyle STYLE_15} "(stupéfait et prenant un air important)" {align 0}{newpara}{remuserstyle STYLE_15}{bold 1}{italic 0}{reverse 0} {super 0}{sub 0} FONT_7bff {textsize 36000}{bold}{italic}{reverse}{sub}{font} {textsize}{align} "Mes filles, que dites-vous!" Scanning around this point in the O-Pro file (page 15), letter by letter I find no Cien font. So to what is the font referring? > >> I think that save as DDL, reload DDL will recount the fonts. > >But that looses any nice page layout etc. > No! It is a common misconception that Ovation Pro DDL is just like > Impression DDF. It is not. DDL is supposed to be an exact representation > of the document, pages, frames, pictures, the lot. Well, the original is a pamphlet. Saving as a DDL looses that information. To unsubscribe or subscribe goto: //www.freelists.org/list/davidpilling