Re: How can I substitute fonts (permanently)?

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From: Andrew_Kantor
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2009 22:09

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I realize that I need the exact font if I want to be absolutely sure that I'm seeing what the designer is seeing, but in this case I'm willing to take a chance that it's off by a bit.

So I'd like to tell InCopy to substitute, say, Sabon LT for Sabon Light. The dialog box is there, but that "Change" button is gray, so it seems that making such substitutions is possible.

What I mean is, if I can only use the exact font, why have a substitution box? Right now it's substituting some completely random font for every missing one -- isn't there a way to say "substitute X for Y, A for B," etc.?

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