Using font mapping
You can control font substitutions by changing them for specific font attributes, styles, character sets, and print orientations. This is known as font mapping.
You can use font mapping to
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change the printer font settings
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specify a replacement font when a certain font is not available on the printer
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change the display font settings
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display a document in a different font, style, or size than the one used to print it
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apply a non-Roman alphabet font
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To change printer font settings |  |
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Click Format
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Click Settings, and click Edit font mapping.
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In the Edit printer/document font mapping dialog box, click the Automatic font change tab.
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In the Printer font area, choose the current printer font from the Face list.
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In the Print font area, choose the font substitute from the Face list.
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To change replacement font settings | |
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Click Format
Font. |
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Click Settings
Edit font mapping. |
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Click the Automatic font change tab.
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In the Printer font area, choose a typeface from the Face list.
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In the Extra large printer font area, choose a typeface from the Face list.
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Choose one of the following:
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To change settings for font sizes and styles, enable the Map individual styles check box.
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To change relative sizes, appearance attributes, character sets, or print orientations, choose an option in the Automatic font change list.
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Choose the replacement font settings from the corresponding Face list.
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When substituting fonts, WordPerfect changes the [Font...] code (visible in the Reveal Codes window) to reflect both font names. The font name that WordPerfect used to replace the original font appears first, followed by the original font in square brackets. For information about Reveal Codes, see “Using Reveal Codes.”
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To restore the default settings, enable the Automatic selection check box.
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To change display font settings | |
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Click Format
Font. |
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Click Settings, and click Edit font mapping.
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In the Edit printer/document font mapping dialog box, click the Display tab.
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From the Face list box in the Printer font area, choose the font for which you want to specify a substitute.
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In the Display font area, choose the font substitute from the Face list box.
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The display font appears onscreen when the printer font is used.
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If you want to map specific font styles and sizes for your display font, enable the Map individual styles check box.
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If you do not map specific font styles and sizes for your display font, they will be selected for you based on the existing text.
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If the current font is a printer font, you can replace it with a graphics font (ATM, TrueType, etc.), which may produce a sharper display resolution.
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To change document and printer font substitutions | |
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Click Format
Font. |
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Click Settings, and click Edit font mapping.
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In the Edit printer/document font mapping dialog box, click the Document tab.
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In the Document font area, choose a font from the Face list box.
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Choose a size from the Size list box.
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In the Printer font area, choose a font substitute from the Face list box.
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Choose a style substitute from the Style list box.
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Choose a size substitute from the Size list box.
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To use a non-Roman alphabet font | |
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Click Format
Font. |
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Click Settings, and click Edit font mapping.
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In the Edit printer/document font mapping dialog box, click the Code pages tab.
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In the Printer font area, choose a typeface from the Face list box.
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In the Code pages area, choose an alphabet font from the Code page list box.
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It is recommended to edit the Code pages mapping table only if you are using a font that does not match your computer’s code page.
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