How to Save (or Not Save) TrueType Fonts with Your Publication
Article ID: 122156
Article Last Modified on 8/16/2005
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft PowerPoint 4.0 Standard Edition
- Microsoft PowerPoint 4.0a
- Microsoft PowerPoint 4.0c
- Microsoft PowerPoint 95 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q122156
SUMMARY
You can include TrueType fonts when you save a PowerPoint for Windows
presentation. This is useful if you want to display or print the
presentation from another computer that does not have the same TrueType
fonts installed.
Each TrueType font you save with your presentation increases the file size
of your presentation, so you may not want to include the TrueType fonts
that others usually have. The TTEMBED.INI file allows you to specify
whether or not a certain TrueType font should be saved with the
presentation. By default, it specifies that the TrueType fonts that ship
with the Windows Operating Environment (Arial, Courier New, Times New
Roman, Symbol, and Wingdings) should not be saved with your presentation.
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