Thank you for your quick response. As stated, the fonts are active in the systems fonts folder and are listed in the font selections in Word. When the new fonts are selected, the text does not change, but keeps the same generic font. There are many others with the same issue. This seems to be a problem with the application, not our ability to
Open File Explorer and navigate to the following folder. C:\Windows\Fonts. Copy and paste the font file in the above folder. If you see a prompt asking if you want to replace a file, allow it to be replaced. You can also delete the font from the above location, and then copy it again. 4. Check font file. Check if the font file is corrupted or not. Type "Lorem Incorporated" into the "Find What" box. Click the "More" button to expand the Find and Replace options if they aren't already displayed. Next, click the "Format" button on the bottom left, and then click the "Font" option. In the Find Font window, click the "Bold Italic" font style. It is the actual changes in text that occur from deleting words and typing new ones in. Maybe it is the 'save' feature not working properly. I've even copied and pasted an entire word document text to a "new" word doc in the hope that nothing remains of the older appearance of the text! But it seems that, maybe one in five times, or one in "further information i have a 22 page word document with a 12 font with 0.75 boarder on each side now by the rules i need to change the field not the font to what i wrote "So, I thought that was also one of your questions (changing border and all text to 12 font), sorry.

Select a font from the context menu. Right-click anywhere in the document. In the font menu that appears, click the down arrow to expand the list of fonts. Scroll down to find the font family and hover over it until a flyout menu appears listing the variations available for the font. Select the font variation you want.

Then go to Home | Font and click the little arrow in the bottom right of that section. That opens the full Font dialog box that’s little changed for many versions of Word. Choose the new font, style and size you want then click ‘Set As Default’ at bottom left. This is where you choose how to apply the new default.

Select Format/StylesWord menuDocument Map ” style under the Styles pull-down menu. Choose the styles/fonts/sizes that you want. Click ApplyComment Balloons: Have comment balloons displayed and then highlight some text from any comment. Select Format/StylesWord menu. Choose the ‘ Comment Text’ style. Make your changes and then click.
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