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Font versions
Hello,
Is it possible to create a macro which generates a list of fonts and versions used in a document? As an example, listing the fonts as follows: Arial = version 6.8 Arial Narrow = version 2.40 Times New Roman = version 6.7 Ideally, the font list/version should be generated in a new Word document or it can be simply generated in a separate .txt file. Thanks! |
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Whilst getting the font names is quite straightforward, there is no VBA property for returning a font's version. In any event, the font version is usually of no consequence and tends to change with each Windows version.
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Sadly, the macro in that link is incredibly inefficient - it could even take hours to run on a document that uses only one font...
Instead, try the code I posted in: https://www.eileenslounge.com/viewto...=26652#p206556
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Yes, you are right; it is also mentioned under the code on that page.
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