Substituting missing fonts
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You can apply the missing font to new or existing text in the current document. The text is
displayed on your system using the substitute font, but the missing font information is saved
with the document. If the document is reopened on a system that includes the missing font,
the text is displayed in that font.
Text attributes such as font size, leading, kerning, and so on may need to be adjusted when the
text is displayed in the missing font, because the formatting you apply is based on the
appearance of the text in the substitute font.
To specify font substitution:
1.
Specify a font substitution preference. When the Missing Fonts alert appears, do one of
the following:
■
Click Select Substitute Fonts to select substitute fonts from fonts installed on your
system and proceed to step 2.
■
Click Use Default to use the Flash System Default Font to substitute all missing fonts
and to dismiss the Missing Fonts alert.
2.
In the Font Mapping dialog box, click a font in the Missing Fonts column to select it.
Shift-click to select multiple missing fonts, to map them all to the same substitute font.
The default substitute fonts are displayed in the Mapped To column, until you select
substitute fonts.
3.
Select a font from the Substitute Font pop-up menu.
4.
Repeat steps 2–3 for all missing fonts.
5.
Click OK.
Working with substitute fonts
You can use the Font Mapping dialog box to change the substitute font mapped to a missing
font, to view all the substitute fonts you have mapped in Flash on your system, and to delete a
substitute font mapping from your system. You can also turn off the Missing Fonts alert to
prevent the alert from appearing.
When you work with a document that includes missing fonts, the missing fonts are displayed
in the font list in the Property inspector. When you select substitute fonts, the substitute fonts
are also displayed in the font list.
To view all the missing fonts in a document and reselect substitute fonts:
1.
With the document active in Flash, select Edit > Font Mapping.
2.
Select a substitute font, as described in the preceding procedure.
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