I copied text from a website into a new Word 2007 document but did not save it. The text apparently included a font not supported by Word.



Several days later... I opened an existing document and noticed the font looked wrong. When I selected all text with the intent to change the font back to what it's supposed to be, only Cambria, Calibri and Symbol are in the font list. I opened another document and found the same situation. I opened a third document and there's no problem. (This third file is the only one that intentionally uses a variety of fonts.)

A search for help suggested that perhaps changing the default font would solve the problem, but it doesn't seem so. No fonts are listed. If I select the Default... button, it asks if I want to change the default font for all future documents to Times New Roman (which I never use).

Another post said that the fonts available depends on the printer installed. The printer associated with all of the files is the one I've used for over a year, so I can't see why I'd need to do anything.

Of possible note: When I wanted to create a new document, Word initially said that there wasn't enough memory for the font; I think it happened twice. Now, when I open a new document there's no problem.

Help?