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My office is upgrading to Word 2016 (from Word 2007). I am doing some tests, and discovered that a Type 1 font we use, New Century Schoolbook, does not appear correct on screen. It does print correctly, however.
Is this a known issue? Is there a setting that I can change to correct this? Thanks, Daniel |
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Adobe Type 1 font support has been deprecated. If the Open Type Century Schoolbook font (or another font) that comes with Windows/Office isn't suitable, you'll need to install a True Type or Open Type version of New Century Schoolbook.
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Thanks. That's what I thought.
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