Re: How can I substitute fonts (permanently)?

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From: Andrew_Kantor
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2009 00:00

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But wait a sec -- if I'm just doing a font sub on my end, wouldn't my designer's system (with InDesign) use the proper fonts because she *does* have them installed? So she would see the file with, say, Sabon Light, while I would see it with Sabon LT?

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