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Thanks Dan. <br />
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That did the trick. Sorry for the delay in awarding the points!<br />
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Rowby
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Thanks Dan.

That did the trick. Sorry for the delay in awarding the points!


Rowby

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You're welcome.<br />
Glad I could help!
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Hello Adobe Illustrator CS5 (Windows) experts.<br />
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I have an illustrator file, created by someone else, and one font is missing.<br />
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When I open the file, Illustrator says a font is missing and it will substitute the missing font.<br />
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How can I tell Illustrator to use a specific font instead of Illustrator automatically making that decision for me?<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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Rowby
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Hello Adobe Illustrator CS5 (Windows) experts.

I have an illustrator file, created by someone else, and one font is missing.

When I open the file, Illustrator says a font is missing and it will substitute the missing font.

How can I tell Illustrator to use a specific font instead of Illustrator automatically making that decision for me?

Thanks!

Rowby

Tell Adobe Illustrator CS5 which font(s) I want to subsitute

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