Re: Can't mix fonts "inside" one word
- From: CyberTaz <onlygeneraltaz1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 23 Sep 2006 00:24:27 -0400
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I think the approach is to change the font family from ITC Garamond to
one of the basics - perhaps Times New Roman. Make sure it's a Truetype
font. I *think* it can be a Windows Truetype font and that Word X in
OSX.3.9 will be able to work with it.
Probably a good idea. TTF TNR should drag & drop from PC to Mac & back as
many TTFs do. You can also send a copy of the font file along with the doc
rather than embedding (PhilD has clued you in on that). Although I'm not
sure about the OS 9-based systems I think it will work _better_ than the
previous combination.
If someone can confirm that approach, I will leap into the air, high
enough to quickly slide a newspaper under my feet, if it isn't a Sunday
paper. And then I will head for Word Help to see how to do it...
Be careful not to bump your head on the coffee table :)
BTW - Have you considered setting up the logo in PhotoShop or Illustrator &
inserting it in the docs as a graphic? Either the text item or graphic item
can also be used as an AutoText or AutoCorrect entry so you won't have to
recreate/insert it repeatedly.
Will that file view and print properly on
various flavors of Windows, and on Macs, both OS9 and OSX?
That will depend on a few other things, such as the printer drivers on each
system/platform... They are what actually dictate the final composition for
Preview & Print. Also, default resolution differences on PC/Mac - 96 ppi v.
72 ppi - will cause some degree of variation, but you can help the issue
immensely by keeping the layout as simple as possible & controlling the
formatting through the effective use of styles for both char as well as para
attributes.
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
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