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People above have talked to you about searching MIF, and I would like to give you some details about what was helpful for me in a similar situation.

You take your document and do a Save As to .mif format. Then go to Word or another text editor and open this saved .mif file. This file has all kind of FrameMaker instructions in code. Any reference to these fonts should be here. However when you do your search, use "Helv" instead of "Helvetica" and a shorter string for the others as well. Because the codes for the fonts are not necessarily the whole font name. I think you will see this as you explore the .mif.

The call for these fonts can come from FrameMaker default styles (table styles, and paragraph styles). It could be that a simple delete will cause FrameMaker to regenerate the info. Maybe someone else can comment on this. I would recommend finding a font code that you like and substitute it for the offending references.

Once the .mif file is cleaned up, you save it, close it, and open it in FrameMaker. Do another save as in FrameMaker to type= .fm.