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118 Working with Text

PagePlus's font substitution mechanism makes use of the PANOSE Font

Matching System which intelligently finds the best font substitution match

between a missing and a locally available font. By default, clicking OK will

substitute the missing font for a locally available standard font (e.g., Arial)

automatically. Optionally, you can manually substitute the missing font with the

font of your choosing by enabling the Edit font substitutions manually button

instead.

A third option, is to use Serif's FontManager program which can search and load

uninstalled fonts if located (fonts are uninstalled after use). See Using

FontManager on p. 120.

To avoid font substitution, try to source original fonts from

the originating PC if possible.

When importing PDF files, PagePlus attempts to reuse

embedded fonts and perform font substitution described.

To manually substitute a font on loading a publication:

1. Enable the Edit font substitutions manually button on the initial

dialog, and click OK.

2. From the Resource Manager, click the Fonts tab, and select the font

with status "Missing".

3. Click .

4. From the Substitute Missing Fonts dialog, choose a replacement font

from the Available fonts list box ensuring that the Bold and/or Italic

options are checked if necessary. Some fonts may be a more

acceptable substitute with the bold or italic style set.

5. Click Add<< to place the font in the Substitute with box. This box

can contain more than one font—your first choice and a secondary

font (e.g., Arial or Times New Roman). A secondary font (perhaps a

more widely available font) is particularly useful if you want to

provide an alternative to your first choice substituted font. You should

always place your first choice at the top of the list with the Move up

or Move down buttons.

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