Remember to open your presentation on a computer that does not have your embedded font installed to make sure that the font has indeed been embedded. If you find that the font was not embedded, it could be that you are looking at the presentation on PowerPoint for Mac, or other PowerPoint versions for tablets and phones. Some people, especially in PowerPoint, are using (too) many fonts and exotic fonts that they use on the slides. We recommend to use 2 different fonts, or better to use only one consistent font, but vary in the font. May 19, 2018  As of the release you mention, Mac PPT can display embedded fonts, but can't embed them. Adobe illustrator free download crack. So if the fonts have been embedded using Windows PPT, they'll appear on the Mac, but Mac PPT can't embed fonts.

Since the font isn't a problem when you delete all the slides, it's not on the master. It's probably in a slide or object (or notes) that's been posted from elsewhere. You could save a copy of the deck and delete half the slides and save as until you can isolate the problem slide or slides, then recreate that slide. Unfortunately, isolating in this manner is as tedious as mucking about in the xml!

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I'm using 'Rockwell' for the headers and 'Lucida Sans' for the body. I've checked the fonts on all of the slides, master slides, handout, and notes masters, but can't see Adobe Gothic being used anywhere.

Hi All, I own a MacBook Pro Early 2015 running El Capitan and Office PowerPoint 2016, and i'm trying to open a PowerPoint Presentation I got from a friend of mine who works on the PC version of PowerPoint and i get the following warning: 'This presentation contains Embedded Fonts, which are not supported in Mac PowerPoint, if you save this presentation, the Embedded Fonts will be removed.' I've checked the Presentation on my Friend's computer and it is displayed differently. It's even get worse when i try to add slides to the Presentations, when sent back to my friend, he doesn't see the text with the fonts i've used.