July 20th, 2004, 03:42 PM
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copying text from Davka
You're most welcome. And again, thank you for a good service on this board!.
Ilya
"Mary Sauer" wrote in message
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I appreciate the feedback, Ilyaz, it is always a treat to receive...
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"ilyaz" wrote in message
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I'd like to disagree with you, Mary! I found you to be quite a right
person
to contact for Publisher problem solving in the past and today, too!
After I checked the MS article about Access 97 and tinkered a little, I
got
the problem corrected. So far so good... But I'm still puzzled: why
after so
many years of smoooth "publishing" this problem surfaced? Well, this is
another matter...
Thanks again for your help!
Ilya
"Mary Sauer" wrote in message
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IIya,
I am not a good person to ask. I did find a couple of articles on the
Knowledge Base
that might be helpful. It doesn't address Publisher 97 and your font
issue, but it
does address Access 97 and Word and the Cyrillic fonts.
ACC2000: Converting Database Containing Cyrillic Fonts Causes Text to
Be
Unreadable
http://support.microsoft.com/default...&Product=ofw2k
There are some converters here, how it would get you to Times New
Roman is
a
mystery...
http://www.siber.com/sib/russify/ms-...onverters.html
WD97: Square Boxes in Central European, Russian, or Greek Document
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;163813
Do you have the service packs for Office 97?
OFF97: How to Obtain and Install MS Office 97 SR-1
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;172475
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"ilyaz" wrote in message
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Mary,
I have about the same problem with the fonts, but it is different!!!
In
my case, I
have Win XP with Office 2000, Word 2000 with Cyrillic and other fonts,
and
MS
Publisher 97 (I still use and preffer it because it takes my endnotes
and
I have many
of them). For a long time, I'd write a piece in Word using Cyrillic
Times
New Roman
font than either import it or copy and paste in Pub 97. In Pub I use a
template with
TNR Cyr, Reg 11, justified. In most instances, the system works just
fine.
However,
recently I run into this: when I import work from Word into Pub, the
text
appears
"Greeck", although the language in the window shows TNR Cyr, 11. If I
switch to Arial
Cyr, I get text change to Cyrillic. But I need it in TNR! Moreover,
if,
while in TNR
Cyr, 11, I change the size to 10 or 12, the text changes to Cyrillic
again! So,
looks like in the given case I can get it in diffirent sizes, but not
in
the one I
need... What's going on? As I said, this happens on some occasions
only.
Your suggestions are appreciated.
Ilya Zeldes
"Mary Sauer" wrote:
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"JL Paules" wrote in message
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I had to Google "Davka" because I've never heard of it. I'm
still
not
certain what it is.
Anyway, you will need to install whatever font is located within
(?)
Davka.
After you do, you should be able to view both fonts in your
Publisher
document.
Having said that, can you tell me what Davka is?
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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
wrote in message
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When I try to copy text from a document in Davka (which
includes Hebrew and English) into a document in Publisher,
the Hebrew text will only appear in one standard fomat,
rather than the specific Hebrew font from Davka. The only
options the program is allowing is for the Hebrew to copy
over in Times New Roman or in the Hebrew font we don't
want. How can I make the specific Hebrew font work in
Publisher when it's copied from Davka?
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