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My client wants to use a custom font in a new powerpoint template. Without embedding the font, the template is only 200k. As soon as I embed the fonts, the file size grows to over 2mb. Client is unhappy with this.



There are only two fonts, the custom TTF font, and Calibri. The TTF font is used only on headlines, all the text is Calibri.

Is there any way to limit the size of the new template with the embedded font, or only embed part of a font, or just embed a single font, or anything like this, to make a template that has user-editable fonts, but is smaller in size?

A full embed seems to be required because this template will be in use by many different people, editing and creating their own presentations.

Any help would be appreciated.
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