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Problem with FONT
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BionicJohn
Technical User
PageMaker is old and does not support extended multi-byte opentype fonts. Pagemaker is capable of using only the first 256 characters of a font.
Your options are:
1. Find an old TrueType or Type1 Polish font.
2. Acquire a font mapping application which will allow you to remap the characters into a new Truetype/Type font.
3. Decide that PageMaker is old and tired, and use our PM Licence Number to buy a discounted copy of InDesign which will handle multibyte fonts.
Links to Adobe PM Support KB:
Cyrillic, Greek, Turkish, or Central European (CE) fonts don't print correctly (PageMaker 7.x on Windows) and
Using Cyrillic fonts (PageMaker 6.0-7.x) (Not wholly relevant but gives some explanations and alternatives)
Liverpool: Capital of Culture 2008
Anfield: Capital of Football since 1892
Iechyd da! John
Glannau Mersi, Lloegr.
Your options are:
1. Find an old TrueType or Type1 Polish font.
2. Acquire a font mapping application which will allow you to remap the characters into a new Truetype/Type font.
3. Decide that PageMaker is old and tired, and use our PM Licence Number to buy a discounted copy of InDesign which will handle multibyte fonts.
Links to Adobe PM Support KB:
Cyrillic, Greek, Turkish, or Central European (CE) fonts don't print correctly (PageMaker 7.x on Windows) and
Using Cyrillic fonts (PageMaker 6.0-7.x) (Not wholly relevant but gives some explanations and alternatives)
Liverpool: Capital of Culture 2008
Anfield: Capital of Football since 1892
Iechyd da! John
Glannau Mersi, Lloegr.
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