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1. Re: Installed font problem
Joprysko Jan 11, 2011 4:51 AM (in response to nicobi)Normally you will get this message if a font that is not installed on the system was used in the image you are opening. If you feel you have the font installed but still recieving this error, the easiest fix is to pick the font layer, and change the font to the one you want to use and resave the document.
The fonts actual file name may be spelled slightly different, have caps where the original didn't or some other subtle difference.
Either way this should fix it.
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2. Re: Installed font problem
nicobi Jan 11, 2011 5:44 AM (in response to Joprysko)Well the change of fonts for each layer is indeed a solution. I would like to avoid it. In fact the strange things that motivated this question, is that I performed the installation on 3 differents PC. On one of them, the font seems to be available. On the two other one, the very same font is installed, but the mentioned problem happens.
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3. Re: Installed font problem
Mylenium Jan 11, 2011 11:53 AM (in response to nicobi)The font is not correctly identifying itself because it very likely lacks extended meta information for font family, creator, style groupings etc.. Depending on what other fonts are on the system, language settings and what operating system you use, this may result in the operating system identifying the font differently on different machines. so the name may appear to be the same, but the internal references are different. It's probably really a problem with teh font having been poorly crafted...
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