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Old 05-02-2021, 10:45 AM
hase hase is offline Problems with Arial Nova in Powerpoint. Slides cannot be ported between different versions. Windows 10 Problems with Arial Nova in Powerpoint. Slides cannot be ported between different versions. Office 2016
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Thank you very much, I have been able to solve the problem. My Office 2016 did not know Arial Nova at all and therefore used a different font (I had used a template created with Office 365 that had Arial Nova set as the default font).

In PowerPoint, I could not figure out which font was actually used. However, when I converted the slides to a pdf, Acrobat shows me that it is the Carlito font. So now if I replace Arial Nova with Carlito, the slides retain their appearance even when I open them in Office 365.
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