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Linda
I have bullets in my document. But when I print it, they print as squares.
What is the problem?
What is the problem?
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JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]
Have they ever printed correctly?
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Linda
I don't use Publisher very much, so I don't remember if they have ever
printed or not. This document was e-mailed to me. I see the bullets on the
actual screen, but when I go to print the document, the bullets print as
squares.
printed or not. This document was e-mailed to me. I see the bullets on the
actual screen, but when I go to print the document, the bullets print as
squares.
M
Mary Sauer
Are you using the Marlett font? (The below article is for Publisher also)
WD2000: Bullet Appears as a Square Box in Marlett Font
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;244483
WD2000: Bullet Appears as a Square Box in Marlett Font
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;244483
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Linda
This does not appear to be the problem. The character is set on symbols
already.
already.
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Mary Sauer
What version Publisher are you using?
PUB2002: Portion of Numbered List Consists of Symbols
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;289019
Have you tried using a different font? Try using the Wingdings font.
PUB2002: Portion of Numbered List Consists of Symbols
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;289019
Have you tried using a different font? Try using the Wingdings font.
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Linda
Publisher 2003. I've tried Wingdings & that appears to work. Since you
helped me with this, perhaps you can help me with another issue.... I don't
have one of the fonts that was used. Is there anything that can be done
short of sending the actual font?
helped me with this, perhaps you can help me with another issue.... I don't
have one of the fonts that was used. Is there anything that can be done
short of sending the actual font?
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Mary Sauer
What font was used? Is it imperative to use the same font? You could install the font
on your system. Is it an Office font?
Fonts that are installed with Office and Publisher specifically. (Office 2003 is
listed here as well)
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;837463&Product=offxp
Not all the fonts are installed by default when you setup Office if you select
typical.
on your system. Is it an Office font?
Fonts that are installed with Office and Publisher specifically. (Office 2003 is
listed here as well)
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;837463&Product=offxp
Not all the fonts are installed by default when you setup Office if you select
typical.
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Linda
Dauphin font was used. I'm not sure where my customer got the font nor am I
certain that it is imperative to use that font. I'm sure she could supply
it, but I wasn't certain if there was another way to transfer the font in the
document without having the actual font on my system. I mostly use Adobe
Illustrator for setting brochures, etc. & there is a way to 'create outlines'
to preserve the fonts. I'm not aware if that idea can be done in Publisher.
certain that it is imperative to use that font. I'm sure she could supply
it, but I wasn't certain if there was another way to transfer the font in the
document without having the actual font on my system. I mostly use Adobe
Illustrator for setting brochures, etc. & there is a way to 'create outlines'
to preserve the fonts. I'm not aware if that idea can be done in Publisher.
M
Mary Sauer
You can download Dauphin here (free)
http://www.queens-haven.co.uk/fonts.htm
http://www.queens-haven.co.uk/fonts.htm
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Linda
Thank you SO much! You have been a lifesaver today!
M
Mary Sauer
Happy to help, thanks for posting back, it is appreciated.
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