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Arial Font - Windows 2000 - Being replaced with squares - MX
Hi
We tested our product on Windows 2000 and the (non-embedded) Arial font was
replaced with funny squares ie none of the characters worked. We selected
Arial because everyone has it. This machine has it. Multiple sizes didn't
work.
Can anyone explain this? It is a very big issue to us obviously. It works
fine on XP systems.
David.
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David Downie #2 Re: Arial Font - Windows 2000 - Being replaced with squares - MX
ps - the machine may have russian fonts installed on it.
"David Downie" <nospam@forme.com> wrote in message
news:c7fbma$9pc$1@forums.macromedia.com...was> Hi
>
> We tested our product on Windows 2000 and the (non-embedded) Arial font> replaced with funny squares ie none of the characters worked. We selected
> Arial because everyone has it. This machine has it. Multiple sizes didn't
> work.
>
> Can anyone explain this? It is a very big issue to us obviously. It works
> fine on XP systems.
>
> David.
>
>
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