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If you installed the font properly, you should be able to use it in other programs like word. &nbsp; Maybe you saved your font on the network location and not locally.
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If you installed the font properly, you should be able to use it in other programs like word.   Maybe you saved your font on the network location and not locally.

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What format is the PowerPoint being saved in? Older versions may not include the font when doing &quot;<b>Save As...&quot; </b>Be sure to select &quot;Embed fonts in the file&quot; if you and/or others are saving as an older version. If the font is restricted it will not work and you will have to choose a replacement.
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What format is the PowerPoint being saved in? Older versions may not include the font when doing "Save As..." Be sure to select "Embed fonts in the file" if you and/or others are saving as an older version. If the font is restricted it will not work and you will have to choose a replacement.

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Really helpful with excellent detail.
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I have downloaded a new font 'Gotham Book' for use with Powerpoint 2010. &nbsp;This worked effectively when I created a powerpoint presentation and I saved it to a network location.<br />
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Other users on the network can open and edit the document and the 'Gotham Book' font is showing as the current font, however when I re-open the presentation from the machine I downloaded the font to, the font shows incorrectly.<br />
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Please help.
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I have downloaded a new font 'Gotham Book' for use with Powerpoint 2010.  This worked effectively when I created a powerpoint presentation and I saved it to a network location.

Other users on the network can open and edit the document and the 'Gotham Book' font is showing as the current font, however when I re-open the presentation from the machine I downloaded the font to, the font shows incorrectly.

Please help.

Office 2010

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.