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Missing format and symbols
I have Office 2002 at work and just bought a new computer at home that comes
with Office 2003. I notice that there are a lot of fonts missing in Office 2003 and many symbols in Excel such the various dollar signs in the Cell formatting Currency field. How do I get these fonts and format in Office 2003 in general and in Excel in particular? I use Excel alot so it's important that I can open workbooks that are created at work without any changes in formating. Why would a newer version of Office have less choices in terms of fonts and formatting? |
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Missing format and symbols
Your computer probably came without many of the "good" fonts installed.
Under Settings Fonts install: symbol, wingdings1, wingdings2, wingdings3, and arial unicode ms And be sure to check out: http://www.alanwood.net/demos/wingdings.html -- Gary''s Student "Techmanblues" wrote: I have Office 2002 at work and just bought a new computer at home that comes with Office 2003. I notice that there are a lot of fonts missing in Office 2003 and many symbols in Excel such the various dollar signs in the Cell formatting Currency field. How do I get these fonts and format in Office 2003 in general and in Excel in particular? I use Excel alot so it's important that I can open workbooks that are created at work without any changes in formating. Why would a newer version of Office have less choices in terms of fonts and formatting? |
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If the computer did not have those fonts installed he won't be able to see the
wingding characters on the left side on his computer -- is that the point, or is the point trying to discourage all use of wingdings. And it will also make a difference which browser he uses. Since wingdings is a Microsoft font he would have to use Internet Explorer. . --- HTH, David McRitchie, Microsoft MVP - Excel [site changed Nov. 2001] My Excel Pages: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/excel.htm Search Page: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/search.htm "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... Your computer probably came without many of the "good" fonts installed. Under Settings Fonts install: symbol, wingdings1, wingdings2, wingdings3, and arial unicode ms And be sure to check out: http://www.alanwood.net/demos/wingdings.html -- Gary''s Student "Techmanblues" wrote: I have Office 2002 at work and just bought a new computer at home that comes with Office 2003. I notice that there are a lot of fonts missing in Office 2003 and many symbols in Excel such the various dollar signs in the Cell formatting Currency field. How do I get these fonts and format in Office 2003 in general and in Excel in particular? I use Excel alot so it's important that I can open workbooks that are created at work without any changes in formating. Why would a newer version of Office have less choices in terms of fonts and formatting? |
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