Changing default fonts

I created a document on my home compter with Professional 7 and when i open the pdf on another computer, the font has changed from the orginal - how do i force the correct font to be used regardless of what computer i may open the pdf on ?

isn't there some way to just have a default font?
Mail lacks that feature, but you make a custom stationery set to your preferred font and select that for all new messages, if you find that easier than making the settings in the New Message pane every time.

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How to change default fonts in Keynote?

You can't set a default font.
Instead use a custom slide master with the font you want to use.

Simple/silly question: how do I set/change default font/color for outgoing mail messages?

Simple/silly question: how do I set/change default font/color for outgoing mail messages?

Just a suggestion..........
Download Thunderbird. Easier to use when it comes to what you want to do w/your emails.

Unable to change default font in Themes

I have been trying unsuccessfully to change the default font in a theme. When I change the font in one of the master slides and click the Format/Advanced menu item, the "Save as Default for Current Theme" is grayed out, as all all the other options in the Advanced menu. I've tried the same thing from a slide in the presentation [not a master slide] and the same thing occurs.
Any ideas as to what is going on and how I can access this command? Otherwise I'll have to go through each and every master slide and make the change [and that might still not work]. Thanks for any help.
Dan

Look at this
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/428185

How to change default fonts in windows 8.1?

i tried make it by windows 7 way
1. turn off ClearType
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop]
"FontSmoothingType"=dword:00000001
2.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Fonts]
"Segoe UI (TrueType)"=""
"Segoe UI Bold (TrueType)"=""
"Segoe UI Italic (TrueType)"=""
"Segoe UI Bold Italic (TrueType)"=""
"Segoe UI Semibold (TrueType)"=""
"Segoe UI Light (TrueType)"=""
"Segoe UI Symbol (TrueType)"=""
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\FontSubstitutes]
"Segoe UI"="Tahoma"
default settings:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Fonts]
"Segoe UI (TrueType)"="segoeui.ttf"
"Segoe UI Bold (TrueType)"="segoeuib.ttf"
"Segoe UI Italic (TrueType)"="segoeuii.ttf"
"Segoe UI Bold Italic (TrueType)"="segoeuiz.ttf"
"Segoe UI Semibold (TrueType)"="seguisb.ttf"
"Segoe UI Light (TrueType)"="segoeuil.ttf"
"Segoe UI Symbol (TrueType)"="seguisym.ttf"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\FontSubstitutes]
"Segoe UI"=-
5. reboot
Done, now all fonts in window without ClearType and used that we indicated.
But in metro it's not work cuz some of elements is buged and changed to squares
There are some programs like http://www.ilovefreesoftware.com/09/windows8/change-the-default-font-in-windows-8-windows-8-font-changer.html in internet. But how i see it's don't change all fonts.
How to cahnge all fon'ts in windows 8.1 to Tahoma 8 for example?

This is supposed to be a better program than Win 8.
Did someone from Microsoft Marketing tell you that? Maybe a fanboy? :)
In all seriousness it's not better in any obvious way than Win 8, nor is it really any better than Win 7. It can be tweaked to be just about as good. And to be fair, it's stable.
I mean yes, we all expected Win 8.1 to be better than its predecessors
- software releases are supposed to give you some value, some good reason to upgrade - but that kind of goes away when the software maker feels they have a captive audience as Microsoft does, and especially when they still have plenty of businesses
buying Win 7, which pays their bills.
But like it or not, removed choices or not, apparently Windows 8 is here to stay. Joshua up above says "You fail", but have they really? Once you're patching it up to make it usable they've already got your license fee, and your
alternatives to running Windows are what, exactly?
-Noel
Detailed how-to in my eBooks:
Configure The Windows 7 "To Work" Options
Configure The Windows 8 "To Work" Options

How to change default fonts in Indesign

I've tried the usual recommended steps - open InDesign, select a font, then close the program, etc. -- but nothing seems to work. Every style reverts to MetaPlus. Help!

Respectfully, I've tried this, and I'm not looking for suggested working solutions as I have a pretty clear understanding of how to set defaults and how to utilize paragraph styles. I'm simply pointing out that contrary to what you're saying, setting the font in the character palette does NOT change the true default font in my experience (CS4, OS10.4.11). I do understand that the default is set with no documents open by then selecting the font in the character palette.
I'm attaching 2 screen shots to show you that I'm not making this up. In the first you can hopefully see I've clearly set the "default" to Arial now.
In the second I've created a new document and a new paragraph style. You can see it already considers "Arial" as deviating from the base "No Paragraph Style" and if you click on "Reset to Base" you will see that sure enough, the true default font is still Geneva (Geneva in my case as outlined in my previous post).
Generally, this isn't much of a problem. As you've all pointed out we can accept that these additions are the new default for a new paragraph style, but it really isn't changing the true default font. Depending on your working environment and the experience of the designers this may be good enough. For my environment I'm looking for the ability to change the true default font and the only solution I've come across is the one from my previous post (deleting preferences).

How to change DEFAULT font and font size on new Pages document

When I open a new Page document, it always comes in with a default font and font size. I know how to change those settings on the open document.
I want to know how to change the ~default~ font and font size so that a new Page document always opens with those default settings.
-Thanks for your service to the community.

Hi Lionate
Welcome to the forum.
Make a document to your liking.
Change the Body style and any other styles in :
+Menu > Show Styles Drawer > click on the little triangle next to Body > redefine Style from Selection+
Capture the page:
+Menu > Format > Advanced > Capture Pages… > Name it > OK+
+Menu > Format > Advanced > Manage Pages… > Delete other Sections/Pages > OK+
Save as a template:
+Menu > File > Save as Template…+
+Menu > Pages > Preferences > General Preferences > For New Documents > click Use template: > Choose > browse to the template above+
Peter

How to change default font in Thunderbird interface

I know this question has been asked and discussed at length, but creating a question appears to be the only way to create an account. If there is another way, please tell.
To the question at hand, relying on an add-on for a simple configuration change such as modifying the UI font is really stretching things. I spent ages trolling through all the options in the default installation, and then went googling before I eventually found the add-on.
I'm surprised it took so long to get the actual message across; perhaps it was ppl thinking differently, using different OSes, I don't know, but I recognized it straight away because it was exactly what I was trying to do. Change the font of the entire UI so that I could actually read it. The default is way too small for me. Changing the message text, etc., is simple; changing the entire UI is not. And again, don't want to change every app, only Thunderbird. I'm using Fedora 21.
It might be worth considering that if so many ppl ask the same question, or have the same issue, then it might be worth making the "extension" part of the base functionality.

Use the Theme Font Size Changer add-on.
That's the answer, unless you choose to fiddle with css coding. I think Thunderbird's design has been caught out by newer high resolution displays. This was a rather less common request a few years ago. The mac retina displays got this particular ball rolling.

How to change default font in Photoshop CS5

Is there a simple way to change the default font from Felix Tilting to Verdana in Photoshop CS5

The character palette will remember the last font you used with any of the text tools. If it doesn't, then something is afoot, but your rather vague post doesn't allow any specific pointers. If you have issues, you need to explain nad provide some system info and so on...
Mylenium

How to change default font in Pages?

how do we change the default font for Pages??

Usually create your own template using the font you want in the Styles.
What version of Pages are you referring to?
Peter

How to change default font in Numbers?

Is it possible to somehow change the default font when creating new documents in Numbers from "Helvetica Neue" to just "Helvetica", size 11? Changing the font and saving the document as new template simply does not work since the font in newly created tables in the new document using the new template still falls back to "Helvetica Neue".

Here is an enhanced version.
You may use it with the three components of iWorks.
It is also available for free on my iDisk:
<http://idisk.me.com/koenigyvan-Public?view=web>
Download:
For_iWork:iWork '09:setiWork_defaultfont.zip
--[SCRIPT setiWork_defaultfont]
Si vous choisissez "Pages" vous verrez:
/* ----- Font Names */
"FONT_Helvetica" = "Helvetica";
"FONT_Helvetica-Bold" = "Helvetica-Bold";
"FONT_Helvetica-Oblique" = "Helvetica-Oblique";
"FONT_LucidaGrande" = "LucidaGrande";
La police utilisée par défaut dans les textes, les notes et les tables est celle dont le descripteur est "FONT_Helvetica"
éditez la ligne correspondante comme suit:
"FONT_Helvetica" = "nomDeVotrePolice";
Par exemple, pour utiliser Palatino, remplacez nomDeVotrePolice par "Palatino-Roman"
Enregistrez le fichier ainsi modifié par (cmd + S)
Vous trouverez plus bas une liste de noms de polices.
Si vous choisissez "Numbers" vous verrez:
/* ----- Font Names */
"FONT_Helvetica" = "Helvetica";
"FONT_HelveticaNeue" = "HelveticaNeue";
"FONT_HelveticaNeue-Bold" = "HelveticaNeue-Bold";
"FONT_LucidaGrande" = "LucidaGrande";
"FONT_MarkerFelt-Thin" = "MarkerFelt-Thin";
La police utilisée par défaut dans les textes, les notes et les tables est celle dont le descripteur est "FONT_HelveticaNeue"
éditez la ligne correspondante comme suit:
"FONT_HelveticaNeue" = "nomDeVotrePolice";
Si vous choisissez "Keynote" vous verrez:
"STYLESeries2" = "Series_2";
"STYLE_None" = "Aucun";
"STYLESeries5" = "Series_5";
"STYLESeries3" = "Series_3";
"FONT_LucidaGrande" = "LucidaGrande";
"FONT_Helvetica" = "Helvetica";
"STYLE_Free Form" = "Format libre";
"STYLESeries1" = "Series_1";
"FONT_GillSans" = "GillSans";
"STYLE_Normal" = "Normal";
"STYLESeries0" = "Series_0";
"FONT_MarkerFelt-Thin" = "MarkerFelt-Thin";
"STYLESeries4" = "Series_4";
La police utilisée par défaut dans les textes, les notes et les tables est celle dont le descripteur est "FONT_GillSans"
éditez la ligne correspondante comme suit:
"FONT_GillSans" = "nomDeVotrePolice";
If you choose "Pages" you will see:
/* ----- Font Names */
"FONT_Helvetica" = "Helvetica";
"FONT_Helvetica-Bold" = "Helvetica-Bold";
"FONT_Helvetica-Oblique" = "Helvetica-Oblique";
"FONT_LucidaGrande" = "LucidaGrande";
The font used as default for tables is the one whose descriptor is "FONT_Helvetica"
edit the line as:
"FONT_Helvetica" = "yourFontName";
For instance, to use Palatino, replace "yourFontName" by "Palatino-Roman"
Save the file (cmd + S)
If you choose "Numbers" you will see:
/* ----- Font Names */
"FONT_Helvetica" = "Helvetica";
"FONT_HelveticaNeue" = "HelveticaNeue";
"FONT_HelveticaNeue-Bold" = "HelveticaNeue-Bold";
"FONT_LucidaGrande" = "LucidaGrande";
"FONT_MarkerFelt-Thin" = "MarkerFelt-Thin";
The font used as default for tables is the one whose descriptor is "FONT_HelveticaNeue"
edit the line as:
"FONT_HelveticaNeue" = "yourFontName";
If you choose "Keynote" you will see:
"STYLESeries2" = "Series_2";
"STYLE_None" = "Aucun";
"STYLESeries5" = "Series_5";
"STYLESeries3" = "Series_3";
"FONT_LucidaGrande" = "LucidaGrande";
"FONT_Helvetica" = "Helvetica";
"STYLE_Free Form" = "Format libre";
"STYLESeries1" = "Series_1";
"FONT_GillSans" = "GillSans";
"STYLE_Normal" = "Normal";
"STYLESeries0" = "Series_0";
"FONT_MarkerFelt-Thin" = "MarkerFelt-Thin";
"STYLESeries4" = "Series_4";
The font used as default for tables is the one whose descriptor is "FONT_GillSans"
edit the line as:
"FONT_GillSans" = "yourFontName";
Here are some true font names:
Arial-Black
Arial-BoldItalicMT
Arial-BoldMT
Arial-ItalicMT
ArialHebrew
ArialHebrew-Bold
ArialMT
ArialNarrow
ArialNarrow-Bold
ArialNarrow-BoldItalic
ArialRoundedMTBold
ArialUnicodeMS
Didot
Didot-Bold
Didot-Italic
Georgia
Georgia-Bold
Georgia-BoldItalic
Georgia-Italic
Helvetica
Helvetica-Oblique
Helvetica-Bold
Helvetica-BoldOblique
HelveticaNeue-CondensedBold
HelveticaNeue-CondensedBlack
HelveticaNeue-UltraLight
HelveticaNeue-UltraLightItalic
HelveticaNeue-Light
HelveticaNeue-LightItalic
HelveticaNeue-Regular
HelveticaNeue-Italic
HelveticaNeue-Bold
HelveticaNeue-BoldItalic
Julius
LucidaGrande
LucidaGrande-Bold
Palatino-Roman
Palatino-Italic
Palatino-Bold
Palatino-boldItalic
Yvan KOENIG (Vallauris, FRANCE)
5 mars 2009
on run
if my parleFrancais() then
set prompt1 to "Choisir l'application"
set prompt2 to "Choisir un modèle"
set prompt3 to "Choisir une localisation"
else
set prompt1 to "Choose the application"
set prompt2 to "Choose a template"
set prompt3 to "Choose a localization"
end if
choose the application *)
set theApp to choose from list {"Pages", "Numbers", "Keynote"} with prompt prompt1
if theApp is false then error -128
set theApp to item 1 of theApp
define some parameters *)
if theApp is "Pages" then
set allowed to {"com.apple.iWork.Pages.template", "com.apple.iWork.Pages.sfftemplate"}
set sub to "Templates"
set theStrings to "Localizable.strings"
else if theApp is "Numbers" then
set allowed to {"com.apple.iWork.Numbers.template", "com.apple.iWork.Numbers.sfftemplate"}
set sub to "Templates"
set theStrings to "Localizable.strings"
else (* it is "Keynote" *)
set allowed to {"com.apple.iWork.Keynote.kth", "com.apple.iWork.Keynote.sffkth"}
set sub to "Themes"
set theStrings to "fontsAndText.strings"
end if
choose the template *)
set p2f to (path to applications folder as text) & "iWork '09:" & theApp & ".app:Contents:Resources:" & sub
set p2f to (choose file with prompt prompt2 default location (p2f as alias) of type allowed) as text
choose the localization folder *)
set p2f to p2f & "Contents:Resources"
set p2f to (choose folder default location (p2f as alias) with prompt3) as text
open the localizable.strings file *)
tell application "Finder"
set nb to count of (files of folder p2f whose name starts with "localizable")
if nb = 1 then duplicate file theStrings of folder p2f (* as there is no backup, duplicate "localizable.strings" for safe *)
open file theStrings of folder p2f
end tell -- Finder
end run
--=====
on parleFrancais() (* Check if Pages is running in French *)
local z
try
tell application "Pages" to set z to localized string "Cancel"
on error
set z to "Cancel"
end try
return (z = "Annuler")
end parleFrancais
--=====
--[/SCRIPT]
Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE dimanche 8 mars 2009 13:07:38)

Change default font size

Hi there!
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I found this page re LC ES3, but it doesn't seem to apply to earlier versions.
TIA

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                  <para vAlign="middle"/>
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               <para vAlign="middle"/>
               <value>
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               <caption reserve="30.0736mm">
                  
                  <font size="12pt" typeface="Adobe Text Pro"/>
                  <para vAlign="middle"/>
                  <value>
                     <text>Numerisches Feld</text>
                  </value>
               </caption>
            </field>

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