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SUMMARYWhen you use PowerPoint to save a presentation, the option to Embed TrueType Fonts is not available for all of the supported file formats. Because of this, you may find that the text in presentation appears differently when you view it on another system, or in a different version of PowerPoint. MORE INFORMATION
PowerPoint can save presentations in a variety of PowerPoint file formats,
as well as graphics formats. The ability to Embed TrueType fonts is only
supported for some of the presentation formats which support Unicode fonts.
For the supported file formats you can embed TrueType fonts by following these steps:
NOTE: If you save a presentation with embedded fonts, the file size of your presentation is increased. PowerPoint 2000 supports Edit-level TrueType font embedding. If you open a presentation that contains embedded fonts which are not already installed on your system, you can use those fonts on other text within the same presentation, but you cannot use them in other presentations. REFERENCESThe Unicode Standard is a world-wide 16-bit character encoding system. It is a fixed-width, uniform text and character encoding scheme that includes characters from the world's scripts, as well as technical symbols in common use. It is maintained by the Unicode Consortium and corresponds to international standard ISO/IEC 10646-1:1993. Additional query words: 9.00 TT fontembed ttembed font switch substitutions different similar text letters characters glyph glyphs
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