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How to add a font to the default font set ?
Issue: a customer of mine is an engineering firm and needs to use a custom font (GDT – engineering symbols of course ) an Access database. The font is installed on the machine. In Character Map ( Accessories , then System Tools) I can see the font. However the default font is Ariel , and so when I paste the chosen symbol into the Access text box ( or anywhere else) it changes into another letter- I assume based on an Ariel number match. The only work around I can think of is to add these symbols into Ariel. Can this be done ? Any other work arounds ? Many thanks ! |
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I never use Access myself, but I suspect you will have to manually apply your custom font to the whole field, which may or may not be helpful.
If I remember correctly, you have also asked this question in a Microsoft TechNet forum. It's best to let people know that you posted the same, or a similar, question in several places, and include a link to the "other" thread.
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Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Last edited by Stefan Blom; 05-14-2014 at 04:28 PM. |
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