Fonts Missing in Office applicaition

Jayant Varma · Jul 6, 2004

I have installed Office XP on a fresh new PC, the
Office Applications like Word, Powerpoint do not
show any fonts in the Font drop down list other
than the standard font used in the Template.

Please any help on this would be appriciated.
Accidently we got the Tools Menu off the Toolbar
and could not get it back even via customization.
So there were two file s one starting with an o
and the other cannot recollect, these were deleted
and the tools menu came back and the FONTS, I guess
disappeared.

And updates are appriciated.

Kind Regards,

Jayant Varma

garfield-n-odie · Jul 6, 2004

Hi, Jayant Varma. The current default printer in Windows is probably Generic/TextOnly or None. If you install the drivers for your printer, then you will be able to see and use all of the fonts that your printer is capable of printing.

garfield-n-odie · Jul 6, 2004

Hi, Jayant Varma. The current default printer in Windows is probably Generic/TextOnly or None. If you install the drivers for your printer, then you will be able to see and use all of the fonts that your printer is capable of printing.

garfield-n-odie · Jul 6, 2004

Hi, Jayant Varma. The current default printer in Windows is probably Generic/TextOnly or None. If you install the drivers for your printer, then you will be able to see and use all of the fonts that your printer is capable of printing.

garfield-n-odie · Jul 6, 2004

Hi, Jayant Varma. The current default printer in Windows is probably Generic/TextOnly or None. If you install the drivers for your printer, then you will be able to see and use all of the fonts that your printer is capable of printing.

garfield-n-odie · Jul 6, 2004

Hi, Jayant Varma. The current default printer in Windows is probably Generic/TextOnly or None. If you install the drivers for your printer, then you will be able to see and use all of the fonts that your printer is capable of printing.

garfield-n-odie · Jul 6, 2004

Hi, Jayant Varma. The current default printer in Windows is probably Generic/TextOnly or None. If you install the drivers for your printer, then you will be able to see and use all of the fonts that your printer is capable of printing.

garfield-n-odie · Jul 6, 2004

Hi, Jayant Varma. The current default printer in Windows is probably Generic/TextOnly or None. If you install the drivers for your printer, then you will be able to see and use all of the fonts that your printer is capable of printing.

garfield-n-odie · Jul 6, 2004

Hi, Jayant Varma. The current default printer in Windows is probably Generic/TextOnly or None. If you install the drivers for your printer, then you will be able to see and use all of the fonts that your printer is capable of printing.

Jayant Varma · Jul 7, 2004