Reply To: How indesign simulates a missing font?

Nuria Beltran Xandri

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September 5, 2011 at 8:25 am #60444
Nuria Beltran Xandri
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From your question Tim, I have found that ID simulated the Franklin Gothic Book, the missing font, but maybe is because I have installed the ITC Franklin Gothic Book.

Instead, if the font is, for example Rotis Sans Serif or other font than isn't available, the text is displayed with the default font.

Can anyone tell me if this deduction is correct?

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