Re: Searching for a specific DIN Font "DIN Headline"

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From: John_Nolan
Date: Mon, 12 Feb 2007 16:06

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What program are you using?

In InDesign, if a font, say "Singage", with a style named "Singage Headline" is replace by another font, say "DIN", InDesign will report a missing font if the DIN font family doesn't have a style named "Headline". In effect, InD is reporting the missing style, rather than the font.

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