Transferring a document to a new computer that dosn't have the font?
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Nope, just save the font and install it on the computers at school. Or you could print the document out to a PDF which ought to retain the original formatting (I think).
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Use Microsoft Word\nIn the OPEN dialogue window choose "Recover text from any file" under FILES OF TYPE. This will open any text in the Publisher document but the formatting will be lost.
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Try installing the fonts in C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;Fonts
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use a file sharing client.\n\nor go to www.openoffice.org
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Just copy them to the 'Fonts' folder in Control Panel ie. Open Control Panel and the Fonts folder. Click on FILE/Install new fonts. Locate the fonts and click OK etc.
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Go to this website link... and download it from there... its easy !  http://www.fontfiles.com/Fonts/Detailed/1064.html
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Download it and put it in your font folder. Its free!
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Go to a P2P network. Like Limewire/emule/Kazaa.  I got 400 fonts from there.  just be careful.
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Microsoft Word gets its fonts from Microsoft Windows. If you have a font file you can copy and save it to the default font folder within windows. C:&#92;Windows&#92;Fonts\nTypically font files will have a .ttf extension, which stands for True Type Font, however, there are other types of fonts and not all of them are compatible with Windows, or other applications. \nThere are many Font CD-Rom Disks available at any store for practically little money and can contain 1000's of fonts. Just remember that windows needs to check all the fonts when it starts up to ensure that the proper ones are loaded, so if there are too many of them it could slow the start up of Microsoft Windows.\n\nTake Care and I hope this helps.
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HUH? Why would you need a font installer? Just drag the dam font into the font folder!
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It could be there if you haven't used the computer much after formatting.  Less chance of being overwritten.\n\nYou will probably need an expert to retrieve it.
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easist way is copy them on a floppy disk and transfer that way
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If the user does not have a particular font installed on his/her, he/she won't be able to view it. So if you're looking to use a font that isn't common, it's best to provide a list such as:\n\n<FONT FACE="Times New Roman, serif">sometext</FONT>\n<FONT FACE="Arial, Verdana, sans-serif">sometext</FONT>\n<FONT FACE="Courier New, monospace">sometext</FONT>\n\nMake sure to list the generic "serif", "sans-serif", "monospace", "cursive", or "fantasy" properties, depending on what the default font is supposed to look like.\n\nAlso, you can change other attributes of the font. An example:\n\n<FONT FACE="Verdana, sans-serif" COLOR="blue" SIZE="2">sometext</FONT>
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If you know the font's name, try a Google search. Some are free, some are not.\n\nIf you find it free, usually you'll get it in a zip, rar or ace archive. Simply extract the font and copy it to Windows&#92;Fonts folder. If the application that you want to use that font is running, close and reopen it after copying the font.
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In windows :\nDownload the required font and install it in the fonts directory. Use the character map to type in. Alternatively, change the default language in the 'Regional and Language Tab' under XP (Varies from OS to OS).
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the new font needs to be installed into the font file so it can be used in most other programmes. simply download the font you wish to use. ( if it is an exe. it will or should install itself but check for virus etc first) if not simply. find your font (where you downloaded it) find the file named fonts on your hardrive by using the find folder option or (search) then drag the font into this font file. when you reboot your machine the font will be available for use
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I haven't found one, but Microsoft recommends that the originator convert their files to something (like PDF) to send to you.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/office/previous/xp/columns/column16.asp