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Even a basic presentation with the default template should use only
Calibri, and I have looked at all the masters and only Calibri is
indicated, but in the advanced properties the fonts listed are both
Calibri and Arial . I have tried replacing Arial with Calibri, but
they are still both listed.
Is there a way to find where in a presentation a certain font is used?
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Also - one of your bullet points on the master may be using the Arial font
Be sure to check all the 5 levels
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Thanks to all comments. The replace font did not work.
I finally decided to make a new presentation, build a new slide
master, and copy the content from the old to the new, making sure that
I was not bringing in any of the unwanted fonts by putting on the
toolbar the command for "advanced document properties" (which tells me
which fonts are part of the presentation) and using it after each cut
and paste operation. This way I now have a clean presentation with
only trebuchet and arial. If you wish to reuse someone else's
presentation, make sure you check what fonts are part of it, once they
are in they are impossibile to take out. Mine had a double-byte
caracter set font!
Funny how if I insert a text box, that is arial by default, does
anyone know how to change the default font for text boxes?
Assuming you've already added a text box and formatted it to taste:
Click on the text. This gives you the vertical text insertion cursor.
Hover the mouse pointer above the border of the box around the text.
Right-click when it turns into the four-arrowhead cursor.
Choose "Set as Default Text Box" from the popup menu.
Newly inserted text boxes will be formatted the same as the one you've just worked
with. This is a per-presentation setting. It won't affect other presentations.
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