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PUB2ID Fonts & Styles

PUB2ID Dealing with Fonts and Styles

1. Microsoft Publisher is a Windows only application. The ideal conversion is one that takes place

on the same machine that was used to author the original MS Publisher document or one that has

all of the same fonts installed.

2. MS Publisher does not have a font collection feature, rather it relies on a feature of the

"Commercial Printing Tools" menu to imbed fonts in a way similar to other Microsoft applications

such as MS Word. Embedding fonts in this way has no beneficial impact on the conversion

process. Adobe InDesign requires the fonts to be installed and active on the Pub2ID host system.

3. Conversion of these files to Adobe InDesign on a Macintosh presents a particular challenge to

the user since...

a) Windows fonts do not generally install on a Macintosh

b) The proliferation of free Windows fonts of dubious quality which may not behave as expected

nor have any Macintosh counterpart.

4. You should expect that the author of the MS Publisher document used “menu stylizing of text,”

exclusively. This makes mapping of the font and style(s) somewhat imprecise. Adobe InDesign

does not support menu styles; therefore the use in MS Publisher of the typeface "Helvetica" with a

menu style of "Bold" will result in InDesign attempting to map to a font named "Helvetica Bold".

Unless a font installed on your system has that exact name, the font will have to be remapped

manually.

5. Other supported font effects such as underlines will only appear when the font is active and

recognized in the InDesign document.

**By default missing fonts in InDesign show as highlighted in pink.

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