Article Embedding fonts in your publication is one of the best ways to ensure that a font used in a publication is always available, even if you move the publication t...

Article Microsoft Office Publisher embeds TrueType fonts that have licenses that allow embedding. By default, fonts are automatically embedded when a publication creato...

Article On the Tools menu, point to Commercial Printing Tools , and then click Fonts . In the Fonts dialog box, do one of the following: Set embedding options fo...

Article You must load embedded fonts onto your computer before you can use them. When you open a publication that has embedded fonts, the Load Fonts dialog box will...

Article On the Tools menu, point to Commercial Printing Tools , and then click Fonts . Click the name of the font whose embedding status you want to change. Do on...

Article When you embed only part of a font, a process known as subsetting , you create a smaller file to hand off to your commercial printing service than if you embed...

Article On the Tools menu, point to Commercial Printing Tools , and then click Fonts . Under License Restrictions and Embed Font , check the font license details...