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Importing fonts to be used in the Ad Hoc text editor
All fonts used in the text editor in Ad Hoc Correspondence must be available to the StreamServer application that formats and distributes the document.
When the Design Center Project is exported, all fonts used within the Project are automatically included in the export file and available to the StreamServer application. If a font is available in the Ad Hoc text editor, but not used in the Project, you must import this font to a resource set connected to the Platform.
Default fonts in the text editor
By default, the following fonts are available in the Ad Hoc text editor and must be available to the StreamServer application:
If no font is selected in the Ad Hoc text editor, Arial is used by default.
Note:
Arial Italic is also used outside the Ad Hoc text editor, in the placeholder Drag text fragment here. This placeholder is used in empty sections, which are configured in StoryTeller but not filled with content in Composition Center.
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To import a font
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Right-click the resource set, and select Import Font. The Select Fonts dialog box opens.
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Specify the font to import, and click OK. The new resource is added to the resource set.
Related topics
Adding fonts to the Ad Hoc text editor in the Ad Hoc Correspondence and Correspondence Reviewer Administrator’s Guide
OpenText StreamServe 5.6 Updated: 2013-03-01