Hypatia sans - different a

I have the Hypatia Sans pro font and according to the character set there are two different a's in the font - but I can only access the standard one and not the one which has a circle with vertical line (don't know what the correct term would be). I use Mac OSX, does anyone know how do to this...?
I can find it in the Font Book as Glyph 264, but I can't find it in the Character Viewer...

It's called "single-story a". To access it in Mac OS X apps (such as TextEdit, Pages, Keynote, etc.) first open the Fonts Panel (Cmd+T).
Then click on the Actions button (bottom-left corner) and select "Typography". This will open the Typography panel.
Finally, type your 'a', select it, and apply the Stylistic Set #2.

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Hypatia Sans Pro

So a while ago...like 2 years ago. Adobe gave me Hypatia Sans Pro for free.
anyone know what the licensing with this font is? I cannot find any information online as to what degree I can use the font commercially.
ie. I want to publish a book with the font as the main font. since it is super awesome
anyone know?

Anglonicus, I was also offered the new Hypatia Sans Pro font as free gift with a recent CS4/5 suite upgrade.
Please be aware that the font set does not include the six italic fonts, which are now available separately for $55. On checking the package readme file I see that the font set is now at version 2.016 (circa 2010/01/12), but the font set offered for free download is version 1.009 (2008/02/25.
I was ready to complete my "free" Hypatia Sans pro Roman font set by purchasing the Italic set for $55, but concerned there may be visible differences between the v1.009 Roman font set I have now and the newer 2.016 Italic set.
I have two posts in the forums concerning this topic. Here's the revision history for Hypatia Sans Pro since v1.009:
Revision History - Post v1.009
For all fonts of family Hypatia Sans Pro: version 2.016 created on Tue Jan 12 15:33:34 2010.
version 2.016 created 2010/01/12
Fixed f-ligature cross bars in all fonts.
Corrected missing cedilla on uni0162, 0163, 0162.c, 0163.c, 0162.a
(Tcedilla, tcedilla, and alternates).
version 2.015 created 2009/12/14
Fixed 'lacute.sans' in italic fonts.
Added missing glyphs to 'smcp' feature.
version 2.013 created 2009/11/25
Corrected incorrect allignment zones in the Italic VFB source. This
should be reflected within the fonts.
Corrected several problems in the GOADB that resulted in incorrect
glyph names.
Fixed some outline glitches in both the Roman and the Italics.
version 2.012 created 2009/11/23
Corrected font menu names in name table for Mac platform names. Name
ID's 1,2 16 and 17 are now written following the same rules as the
Windows platform names. Previous releases put the Preferred Name
and Style in Mac platform name ID 1 and 2, and did not write name ID
16 and 17, for legacy issues with old Mac OS versions.
Added Windows platform name ID 8 - Manufacturer.
version 2.002 created 2009/11/16
First submission of Hypatia Roman and Italic fonts together as a full family. This version of the fonts brings them up to the AL4 specification and the corresponding AC3 specification

How do I set up an InDesign document in another language?

I have laid out an InDesign document in English. It will be very easy for me to copy/paste my translated text for Spanish since my fonts include the accents, etc. for Spanish. But, how do I do it for a language that uses cyrillic (or other) characters instead of normal letters? I will be given the text in Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Tagalog, and Korean in a Word document. Will I need to purchase special fonts for these languages? I'm assuming that if my English InDesign file is using Helvetica Neue Lt Std, that a copy/paste will not work when I'm pasting Russian text. If I will need special fonts, can you recommend some for these languages (for PC; opentype or postscript)? Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

Well, I can answer all of your questions, but I'm feeling like you ought to be answer some of them yourself in order to be able to demonstrate yourself competent of typesetting these languages in the first place. For instance: a brief visit to Wikipedia will reveal that Tagalog is typeset in Latin script. Just make sure that it's not marked as English, and that hyphenation is off, and you should be okay with whatever English-language fonts were originally selected for the project. This is partially because Tagalog typographical rules are not as stringent as English rules are, and many of the rules tend to hew to US English standards in any case.
However, that cannot be said for Russian at all. Russian typographical rules are more stringent than English rules. They don't have the pick-your-own-style-guide problem that English has. Ever watched people argue over the Oxford comma? Much less likely to have that kind of dispute in Russian. But since you don't know the rules, you won't know when you're breaking them.
Russian and Vietnamese are both supported by comparatively narrow arrays of fonts. There's a Russian foundry called Paratype that will have a very wide array of Cyrillic cuts of familar fonts. Vietnamese is harder to find. The advice from Ellis is good. I'd also point out that any Adobe "Pro" font stands a good chance of having Russian and/or Vietnamese. I am pretty regular user of Myriad Pro and Hypatia Sans Pro (with all of the extra typographical doodads turned off).
Chinese and Korean are so different that there isn't even very much hope that you can go out and find a font and do it yourself. Fonts for both languages are incredibly expensive. The free fonts that came with your OS might be okay; the ones that came for free with InDesign are also good. But in neither case should you expect a full set of weights, or any italics whatsoever. (Also: don't fake an oblique by adding skew; it looks about eight thousand times worse in Chinese than it does in English.)
I would strongly advise that you have all of your documents proofed by the translators. For Korean, it'd almost be mandatory; your formatting job stands a decent chance of being Worse Than Useless. (About ten percent of the Korean I handle in InDesign fails to wrap at spaces and breaks in the middle of words.) If there is any chance that you can job this out to a pro, I'd suggest that you take it. It'd be far better for your non-English-language readership if you as a designer critique the typically sub-par design job offered by your translation firm's DTP department than you, as a designer, render the translated text poorly and not have an in-language reader tell you where you've botched it. In the first case, it's probably ugly, but in the second case, it's maybe illegible.

Paragraph Style Problem

I have the weirdest problem that I cannot yet understand. I have a 76-page book that has at TOC plus 10 chapters. The book was created last year in ID CS3, and everything worked fine. I have updated it into CS4, and everything appeared to be working normally until I discovered this problem. My master chapter for synchronizing is Chapter 2 in the book panel. All fonts are loaded and present.
In the last chapter (Ch. 10), the paragraph styles don't work. They not only don't work, they change the text to something totally weird. For example, if I set a block of type in Times New Roman and pick, say, the #1 Head style, which is Hypatia Sans Pro Bold, it converts it to a completely different font or it chooses a font I'm not even using. If I set the type in another chapter and cut and paste it to Chapter 10, it pastes fine. If I try to restyle it, it goes weird on me.
I have looked extensively at the styles, and they are all correct and the same as all the other chapters. However, when I try to apply them, a different change results. I have checked the Basic Paragraph Style; however, none of my styles are based on that because I checked that also.
Keep in mind that the paragraph styles worked properly last year and are working properly in every other chapter. Synchronizing does not help.
This may be a bug of some sort or it may be something I've overlooked. But I haven't made any huge structural changes to the chapter other than to add a couple of pages. I've tried restarting the program and the computer. The only thing I have not tried is to completely remake the chapter, which, of course, I don't really want to do.
I'm just throwing this out there. I'm not sure there is an easy answer. Let me know what you think.

Try moving the pages to a new file. That's not going to be as effective, probably, as copying all the elements into a new file, but it's faster.
Also, make a new book with just the problem chapter and the source chapter and synch again, see if it works.
Peter

Greek, macrons, and other special glyphs? Recommended substitutions?

I had been under the impression that most modern Adobe OpenType fonts had support for glyphs like α (U+03B1, GREEK SMALL LETTER ALPHA) and ā (U+0101, LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH MACRON), and that the few cases I had found were mostly outliers. Today I became aware that I was mostly wrong, and would appreciate it if someone could explain what the situation really is; I was surprised to learn how wrong I was.
Most of my thinking is in the context of machines running Mac OS X with Font Folio 11 installed/available, if that's pertinent.
Miguel clarified a while ago that the macron characters were "only supported in font families with the suffix Pro, such as Minion Pro." I had missed it when he said it, or I guess internalized it wrongly. So I guess that means the macron characters are mostly available in the 24 Pro faces: Adobe Caslon Pro, Adobe Garamond Pro, Adobe Jenson Pro, Arno Pro, Bickham Script Pro, Brioso Pro, Caflisch Script Pro, Calcite Pro, Chaparral Pro, Cronos Pro, Ex Ponto Pro, Garamond Premier Pro, Lithos Pro, Minion Pro, Myriad Pro, Sanvito Pro, Sava Pro, Silentium Pro, Tekton Pro, Trajan Pro, Voluta Script Pro, Warnock Pro, Waters Titling Pro, Web Type Pro,
OK, well…fine. Then the next problem was Greek letters. Those seem to be…much more difficult to find? (I would have thought the opposite.)
Is there some tool for searching for these glyphs within Adobe's fonts? The Type Reference Guide says "Complete glyph complement pdfs can be
viewed or downloaded from the Adobe web site at www.adobe.com/type," but I can't seem to find an easy way to get to them (I guess the Flash interface sort of works? Is there a better one?).
Our house style currently uses Adobe's Utopia Std and Univers LT Std. For text in Utopia, when hunting for these glyphs, I had usually been in the habit of finding the glyphs in Times New Roman, and not worrying about it. Today I realized that that's not Adobe's Times New Roman (kind of a rude awakening), it's actually Monotype:Times New Roman Regular:Version 3.05 (Microsoft). So then I installed Adobe's Times New Roman MT Std and Times LT Std families, but they don't have the glyphs either.
Is there a recommended Adobe font that has these glyphs that is appropriate to substitute for Utopia? For Univers?
Maybe the more general question is whether there is mapping of "What font should I look in to find somewhat similar-looking glyphs when Adobe fonts are missing glyphs"?
Looking through the Type Reference Guide.pdf (or the printed 3rd edition reference library) is frustrating. I suppose I probably want a font with the icon for "Greek monotonic" or maybe "Greek polytonic" , but those seem to be encoded as special glyphs that are tough to search for.
If I search for the word "Greek," it looks like my only choices are these 7: Arno Pro, Garamond Premiere Pro, Lithos Pro, Minion Pro, Myriad Pro, Universal Std, and Warnock Pro.
Is that right, or am I missing some?
is this situation likely to improve anytime soon? Am I better off finding non-Adobe sources for these glyphs?
Utopia is a Robert Slimbach Adobe original, so I guess there are no other sources.
Univers is from Linotype, but they don't seem to sell and variants with greek glyphs?
Maybe the answer is that the folks who picked our house style made bad decisions. Though I'm really not sure? Sorry this is so long. Any thoughts much-appreciated. Thanks.

Hi John,
Lots of questions. I'll try to address them as best I as can.
Is there some tool for searching for these glyphs within Adobe's fonts?
You can use the "Character Viewer" available in Mac OS X. The only requirement is that the font(s) need to be installed.
The Type Reference Guide says "Complete glyph complement pdfs can be viewed or downloaded from the Adobe web site at www.adobe.com/type," but I can't seem to find an easy way to get to them
Just go to any face page, e.g. Minion Pro Medium Subhead. There you'll find a link named Glyph Complement which will direct you to the PDF file.
Is there a recommended Adobe font that has these glyphs that is appropriate to substitute for Utopia?
No, not really. Kepler has a similar style, but it's also an Std family, not Pro, so it won't have the characters you need.
For Univers?
No. The closest would be Myriad as they're both sans-serif. But the styles are different: Univers is a (neo)grotesque while Myriad is a humanist.
If I search for the word "Greek," it looks like my only choices are these 7: Arno Pro, Garamond Premiere Pro, Lithos Pro, Minion Pro, Myriad Pro, Universal Std, and Warnock Pro. Is that right, or am I missing some?
There's also Hypatia Sans, Sava, and Adobe Text (the latter is currently only avaialble as a CS5 registration incentive). List of fonts containing Greek.
The number of choices seems small when compared to the total number of font families available in the library. But Adobe was actually one of the first foundries that started including Greek and Cyrillic characters in their fonts on a regular basis. When you look at the Adobe Originals list you start seeing the trend.
is this situation likely to improve anytime soon?
Yes. All our newest families are Pro and include Greek and Cyrillic -- that's basically our minimum now -- and there are updates to existing families in the pipeline. But this will still take some time to become available.
Utopia is a Robert Slimbach Adobe original, so I guess there are no other sources.
Adobe actually donated Utopia fonts to the community, and while there has been some derivative work that extended it to cover Vietnamese and Cyrillic, AFAIK no one as ever designed the Greek glyphs.
Univers is from Linotype, but they don't seem to sell and variants with greek glyphs?
I think you're right. But I see they have a font named Utah WGL that may suit your needs.

Why is the exported file size so small?

Hello!
I just spent the last few days watching about three hours of Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 tutorials and almost all five hours of the Adobe Encore CS3 tutorials on Lynda.com with the awesome 30-day trial that I received for purchasing these two programs. I pretty much got to the end of authoring my first DVD with Encore, but the file size is so small that it doesn't even take up the full size of a single-layer DVD and I was expecting to be using double-layer DVDs.
Here's why I didn't post this in the Encore discussion: My two file sizes are 10GB and 8GB. I have them both as single timelines in Premiere Pro and exported them each to Encore. But why does the file size decrease to just over 1GB for each of the files in the Export to Encore option in Premiere Pro CS3?
I begin a brand new project in Premiere Pro, import the 10GB .avi, and then do the Export to Encore with "DVD Double Layer", "Author with Menus", "Entire Sequence", "NTSC High Quality" with the quality level switched from 4 to 5, Video Codec = "MainConcept MPEG Video", 720x480, 29.97 drop frame, Lower, Standard 4:3, VBR, 2 Pass, the default bitrate settings of Minimum Bit Rate = 1.5, Target Bit Rate = 4, Maximum Bit Rate = 7, and then whatever GOP Settings are set to M Frames = 3 and N Frames = 15. Without any video editing at all, it estimates the file size at 1.7GB.
If my goal is to get the file sizes closer to 4GB and 3.5GB, can I fiddle with any of these settings without screwing up the ability for all DVD players to read my disc? I thought it would probably be ideal to have them closer to 7GB and 6GB, and then let Encore downgrade the quality to fit all of the content on the DVD with very little room to spare. But why is there no default to keep the video resolution at the absolute best possible?
Should I be exporting to a Movie instead of exporting to Encore?
Thanks!
Matt

Patrick,
After I installed and registered my software, I received this email twice for both Premiere Pro and Encore, and I would imagine that it would only make sense to receive this same type of bonus for Production Premium:
"Thanks for registering - claim your benefit today.
Adobe Systems Incorporated [[email protected]]
Thank you for purchasing and registering your copy of Adobe Premiere Pro CS3. You now have a wealth of creative tools at your disposal. While taking advantage of online and printed resources we also encourage you to select a complimentary benefit. At Adobe we want you to get the most out of your software it's our commitment to you.
Check out Adobe Bridge Home*, a feature of Adobe Bridge CS3.
Get access to product tips, training videos, product news, and other creative resources all in one place. Simply click the Adobe Bridge icon within any application to get started.
You got it, now get more.
Hypatia Sans Font:
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Thanks for the tip, Steven! I will try that now.
- Matt

Do you have any fonts with the Latin Extended Additional character set?

I would like to know what fonts in the Adobe catalog support the Latin Extended Additional character set and/or display all of the following diacritics & characters:
Macrons: ā ī ū
Dot below: ṭ ḍ ṇ ḷ ṃ
Dot above: ṅ
Tilde: ñ
Thanks,
MZ

All those characters seem to be included in the Adobe Latin 4 character set.
I believe that currently the only families that support the characters you're looking for are:
Source Sans Pro
Hypatia Sans Pro
Trajan Pro 3
Trajan Sans Pro
Adobe Text Pro

Cannot optimize volume - Receive error "The specified extrinsic Method does not exist"

When I try to optimize a volume on a server running Windows Server 2012 (R1). I receive the below error. This volume is an ISCSI target to our Compellent SAN. Other Servers don't have an issue with volumes created on the same SAN and I have already ran ChkDsk
and it returned no errors. Oddly enough I can run a "Defrag T: /D" but a "Defrag T: /O" returns
"Incorrect Function. (0x80070001)" (Incidentally an "Optimze-Volume T -Defrag" also works)
Any Ideas? I'm stumped!
Command:
Optimize-Volume -DriveLetter T -Verbose
Error:
VERBOSE: Invoking slab consolidation on iSCSI_SAN01_ExchLogFiles (T:)...
VERBOSE: Slab Analysis: 100% complete.
optimize-volume : The specified extrinsic Method does not exist.
At line:1 char:1
+ optimize-volume -DriveLetter T -Verbose
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : MetadataError: (MSFT_Volume (Ob...2-a802-ba7e...):ROOT/Microsoft/...age/MSFT_Volume) [Optimize-Volume], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : MI RESULT 17,Optimize-Volume

I did stumble upon that article as well and working through it didn't help. This is an Exchange 2013 server but I wouldn't think that that would exclusively cause a problem like this (unless there is something under the hood that Exchange 2013 is secretly
doing). The C drive is for the OS, the M drive is for the Exchange DB, and the
T drive is for the Logs. The C drive is "directly" connected and the M and T drives are on the same SAN (different LUNs) via iSCSI. This is running as a virtual guest on VMWare ESXi v5.5. I have other servers setup the
same way (not Exchange servers though) with drives on the iSCSI SAN and there are no issues when I run those Optimize-Volume commands. Here is some more output from the console:
PS C:\Users\administrator> Optimize-Volume -DriveLetter T -Analyze -Verbose
VERBOSE: Invoking slab consolidation on iSCSI_SAN01_ExchLogFiles (T:)...
VERBOSE: Slab Analysis: 0% complete...
Optimize-Volume : The specified extrinsic Method does not exist.
At line:1 char:1
+ Optimize-Volume -DriveLetter T -Analyze -Verbose
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : MetadataError: (MSFT_Volume (Ob...2-a802-ba7e...):ROOT/Microsoft/...age/MSFT_Volume) [Optimize-Volume], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : MI RESULT 17,Optimize-Volume
PS C:\Users\administrator> Optimize-Volume -DriveLetter M -Analyze -Verbose
VERBOSE: Invoking slab consolidation on iSCSI_SAN01_ExchMailStoreDB (M:)...
VERBOSE: Slab Analysis: 0% complete...
Optimize-Volume : The specified extrinsic Method does not exist.
At line:1 char:1
+ Optimize-Volume -DriveLetter M -Analyze -Verbose
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : MetadataError: (MSFT_Volume (Ob...2-93f1-0050...):ROOT/Microsoft/...age/MSFT_Volume) [Optimize-Volume], CimException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : MI RESULT 17,Optimize-Volume
PS C:\Users\administrator> Optimize-Volume -DriveLetter C -Analyze -Verbose
VERBOSE: Invoking analysis on (C:)...
VERBOSE: Analysis: 0% complete...
VERBOSE: Analysis: 22% complete...
# ... Repeated ...
VERBOSE: Analysis: 94% complete...
VERBOSE: Analysis: 99% complete...
VERBOSE: Analysis: 100% complete...
VERBOSE: Analysis: 100% complete.
VERBOSE:
Post Defragmentation Report:
VERBOSE:
Volume Information:
VERBOSE: Volume size = 84.48 GB
VERBOSE: Cluster size = 4 KB
VERBOSE: Used space = 63.18 GB
VERBOSE: Free space = 21.29 GB
VERBOSE:
Fragmentation:
VERBOSE: Total fragmented space = 4%
VERBOSE: Average fragments per file = 1.23
VERBOSE: Movable files and folders = 153593
VERBOSE: Unmovable files and folders = 6
VERBOSE:
Files:
VERBOSE: Fragmented files = 2745
VERBOSE: Total file fragments = 35394
VERBOSE:
Folders:
VERBOSE: Total folders = 4819
VERBOSE: Fragmented folders = 2
VERBOSE: Total folder fragments = 2
VERBOSE:
Free space:
VERBOSE: Free space count = 74005
VERBOSE: Average free space size = 296.00 KB
VERBOSE: Largest free space size = 409.42 MB
VERBOSE:
Master File Table (MFT):
VERBOSE: MFT size = 308.00 MB
VERBOSE: MFT record count = 315391
VERBOSE: MFT usage = 100%
VERBOSE: Total MFT fragments = 4
VERBOSE: Note: File fragments larger than 64MB are not included in the fragmentation statistics.
VERBOSE:
You do not need to defragment this volume.

PDFs from CS3, ligatures not showing up on editor's PC, fonts appearance changed

Hi there. I just redesigned a magazine using the Hypatia Sans family, Avenir family and Arno Pro family. Avenir is the one font I have been using. With both Hypatia and Arno, the ligatures totally drop out of the pdf when viewed on a PC. And, when the editor made the edits in the "comment-able" pdf and sent it back to me, really none of the fonts appear right. Nothing looks like Hypatia or Arno or Avenir. The font flow seems to stay put, but that is about it.
I'm trying to pinpoint this a little tighter. But while I'm doing that, I wanted to put this out here on the discussion boards. Since this is an entire magazine, it's not going to be acceptable to proof it this way. I don't know if I can send a pdf to someone at Adobe to look at and see what they think is happening? I'm not finding much on the boards about this either so I don't know if it's a widespread issue or not.
-K

Follow up ...
Kellie and I discussed and problem and then she checked with the editor.
In fact, the editor was putting PDF comments on the InDesign-exported PDF file using MacOS Preview and then saving the file and returning it via e-mail to Kellie. MacOS Preview converted all of the text from Arno Pro, Avenir and Hypatia Sans to MacOS versions of Multiple Master Helvetica and Multiple Master Times fonts which clearly did not have all the glyphs of the original fonts.
The editor was advised to download and install the free Adobe Reader and guess what? The problem went away.
Problem solved!
Sorry folks, but there is absolutely nothing that Adobe can do about this problem other than to continue to advise our customers to avoid PDF reader software that simply doesn't implement or doesn't properly implement the full PDF specification. (Note that this specification is an ISO standard now, not something that is secret or Adobe-proprietary in any way!)
- Dov

Serbian characters š,đ,č,ć,ž are not included in most of the fonts

Serbian characters are not included in most of the fonts in Adobe products and its bad for creativity. I wonder what can I do to change this? Where to start? Any advice?

Your kindness has inspired me to write this article
http://bzivkovicsavke.blogspot.com/2010/11/adobe-systems-incorporated-je-prijatelj.html
. Although we do not understand Serbian language, you can translate it into
Google.
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2010/11/9 Chris Cox <[email protected]>
Yeah, most of those are not Adobe fonts and don't come with the Creative
Suite or Photoshop.
>
>
Right now, it appears that only our most recent fonts have complete Serbian
glyphs:
Garamond Premier Pro, Hypatia Sans Pro, Arno Pro, Minion Pro, Myriad Pro,
Sava Pro, and Warnock Pro.
>
Our type team has said that all of our fonts going forward will have
Serbian glyphs.
>

In Photoshop CS5 font issue

In Photoshop cs5, Hypatia Sans will only display in all caps. In other applications (Adobe Creative suite) there are no problems. How can I solve this?

Check out the Character panel

Lists of fonts by Adobe application

Does Adobe publish list(s) of fonts by application? I don't believe it exists, but it would be useful. I am trying to track down the application that installed Hypatia Sans Pro (for one of my users on their old PC, but now need it re-installed on their upgraded PC). From a little research, it appeared like it should be included with CS3 Design Premium, but after installing it, the font is still not present.

You can find a list of fonts installed by each CS version at http://blogs.adobe.com/typblography/fonts-installed-by-adobes-creative-suite
The fonts installed by individual apps are the same.
Hypatia Sans Pro was never bundled with any app or suite. The six upright fonts were one of the registration incentive gifts of CS3 http://blogs.adobe.com/typblography/2007/04/hypatia_sans.html

InDesign CS 5.5 font weirdness

Hello all.
We have a weird problem here. A co-worker opened a file in InDesign on his Mac and even though the fonts were loaded he was having an issue with the way a heading was displayed. It did not look like the supplied PDF and was highlighted until we went to "preview". We checked the fonts in "find font" and all was well there and peachy.
I opened it on my iMac and loaded the same fonts and it displayed just fine. Even though it was also highlighted, my preview showed fine.
My question is how can two Macs with the same fonts loaded show this particular font, Benton Sans, differently.
BTW, I'm running 10.5.8 on my iMac and he's running 10.6.6 on a tower, if that makes a diff.
Cheers.

The highlight is what alerted us to the problem. When we checked the fonts in ID it said the fonts were loaded same on both Macs. When I made my PDF the font displayed fine and said all fonts were indeed embedded. It's been through our Apogee Prepress software and the high res proof came out golden.
My worry is two computers, running the same program, with the same fonts installed that are displaying differently.
Were lucky this was only a four pager, on much larger books we got to be realllllly careful.

How can I add more than one same spry menu (eg. collapsible menu) with in different styles (font size, color, background, etc) on current page?

How can I add more than one same spry menu (eg. collapsible menu) with in different styles (font size, color, background, etc) on current page?

Hi Nancy,
This screenshot was only for imagination. A part of the code (not all) is below. In the code there are some background images but they are not seem in live mode.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title></title>
<link href="css/my_site.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<link href="SpryAssets/SpryTabbedPanels.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/>
<link href="SpryAssets/SpryCollapsiblePanel.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<script src="SpryAssets/SpryTabbedPanels.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="SpryAssets/SpryCollapsiblePanel.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<style>
#CollapsiblePanel1 .CollapsiblePanelOpen .CollapsiblePanelTab {
    background-color: #003366;
    font-size: 18px;
    line-height: 52px;
    color: #FFF;
#CollapsiblePanel1 .CollapsiblePanelTabHover .CollapsiblePanelTab {
    background-color: #003366;
    color: #FFF;
    text-shadow: 1px 1px #000;
    font-weight: bold;
    line-height: 52px;
#CollapsiblePanel1 .CollapsiblePanelClosed .CollapsiblePanelTab {
    background-color: #C3CFDF;
    border-radius: 5px 5px 0px 0px;
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I am responsible for updating my company's website in dreamweaver and am having problems with the layout. The main page is at this link: http://teom-bfms.faa.gov/. If you are unable to see it, let me know and I'll send you a screenshot. There are a few glitches with the layout but the thing that concerns me is the first column is much wider than the other two. It looks fine in dreamweaver but is distorted in the Explorer browser view (that's what we use here). I have attached the code to this email so I'm hoping someone can explain to me why it looks different in the browser than in Dreamweaver. Just so you know, I'm a real novice when it comes to this so I may ask a lot of additional questions.
Anyway, here's the code for my page:
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        <td rowspan="10" valign="top"><p align="center" class="style29">ITT 2009 Holiday Party Survey</p>
          <p align="left" class="style29"><span class="style1">Thank-you to all who attended to 2009 DC Metro Area Holiday Party! We'd like your feedback on the event. Please visit <a href="https://extranet2.aes.itt.com/HRSURVEYSITE/default.aspx" class="style106"><u>https://extranet2.aes.itt.com/HRSURVEYSITE/default.aspx</u></a> to provide your feedback. Click on “Respond to Survey” on the middle of the front page. If you are unable to access the survey, feel free to provide your feedback directly to Chris Gaskins.
Happy Holidays!</span><br />
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            <p align="center" class="style29"><img src="toys for tots logo.jpg" width="295" height="99" /></p>
            <p class="style1">Please join the Marine Corps Reserve for the 2009 Toys for Tots Campaign and make this a memorable year for those less fortunate during this holiday season. </p>
            <p class="style1">The Toys for Tots message, that someone cares and that there is hope for the future, has motivated countless youngsters throughout the nation to grow into responsible, productive and patriotic citizens. They are the leaders of tomorrow. Toys for Tots make a difference - it has a positive impact on lives and the communities it serves. While Toys for Tots is a nationwide effort, it is a community based program. The toys you contribute will be distributed locally to the underprivileged children who might otherwise be overlooked during this holiday season. The campaign will run from December 7, 2009 through December 17, 2009.</p>
            <p class="style1">As they have for the past 16 years, volunteers from the Office of the Associate Administrator for Airports will coordinate the FAA Headquarters Toys for Tots drive. They will be on hand to collect toys from boxes located on the 2nd floor of the Orville Wright Building (FOB-10A) and Level A (cafeteria) in the Wilbur Wright Building, FOB-10B. </p>
            <p class="style1">Toys should be unwrapped so that they can be sorted by age and gender. They should be appropriate for children up to 17 years of age. Items for older children are always in greatest demand. </p>
            <p class="style1">For further information, please contact Marc Tonnacliff at 202-267-8732 or Rick Marinelli at 202-267-7669. </p>
            <p class="style1">Thank you in advance for your generosity!</p>
            <hr />
            <p align="center" class="style29"><img src="snowflakes-header.jpg" width="216" height="46" /></p>
            <p align="center" class="style29">Inclement Weather Policy</p>
            <p align="left" class="style1">Should inclement weather occur and/or severe weather be forecast, Liberal Leave is available to AES employees in accordance with the Disruptions of Work Policy. Unless otherwise indicated we will generally follow the lead of the US Government in determining the application of liberal leave. Liberal Leave options for those employees in AES controlled facilities:<br />
              Exempt employees may <br />
              ▪ come to work as normal;<br />
              ▪ take the time off and either make up the time during the current pay week;<br />
              ▪ use PTO/floating holiday, if available, for the lost time ;<br />
              ▪ or stay at home and work with supervisor approval.<br />
              Non-exempt employees may <br />
              ▪ come to work as normal; <br />
              ▪ stay at home and either make up the time with supervisor approval during the current pay week;<br />
              ▪ or use PTO/floating holiday, if available, for the lost time.<br />
              Liberal Leave for those employees in Government controlled facilities:<br />
              In those locations where AES employees work at non-AES controlled sites, such as government facilities, AES employees will follow the guidelines established by the government about their facility status. If the government closes their facility you are to charge the lost time to the effort that you would have charged had you been able to report to work.<br />
              All employees who elect not to work during liberal leave should notify their supervisor.<br />
              <br />
              <br />
              Thank you,<br />
              <br />
              <br />
            Christopher L. Gaskins </p>
            <hr />
            <p align="center" class="style29"><a href="Holiday Guidance.pdf" class="style60">Annual Holiday Guidance for FAA Employees & Contractors</a></p>
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            <p align="center" class="style29">Lotus Notes Upgrade Launched</p>
            <p align="left" class="style1">The Messaging Services team is eager to remind you that the Lotus Notes 8.0.2 upgrade was launched October 26th and will continue through April 30, 2010. As schedules develop and become available from each Line of Business (LOB), the <a href="https://ecenter.faa.gov/appspub/national/nd8webcommo.nsf/ND8Communications?OpenPage" class="style103"><u>ND8 Communications</u></a> site will be updated to reflect the changes. Remember that individual LOBs will control their own implementation schedules, so we encourage everyone to visit the site frequently and find out when the upgrade is happening in your area.</p>
          <p align="left" class="style1">Now for the important stuff. In order to better prepare for this major upgrade, we highly encourage all employees to take training, especially our new and exciting user online training offerings! For those really excited enthusiasts, feel free to browse supplemental training links, web casts, sneak previews, and schedule updates available on the <a href="https://ecenter.faa.gov/appspub/national/nd8webcommo.nsf/ND8Communications?OpenPage" class="style103"><u>ND8 Communications</u></a> site.</p>
          <p align="left" class="style1">Meanwhile, let's take a moment to highlight some of the upcoming features...</p>
          <p align="left" class="style1">As promised, the new Lotus Notes 8.0.2 software will offer an updated, more intuitive interface with embedded Sametime, conversation threads, in-line spell checking, and Sidebar features, just to name a few. You will encounter some major changes in the layout and experience new enhancements that simplify business processes.</p>
          <p align="left" class="style1">One of the first noticeable changes is the new Sidebar tool located on the right side of the screen. The Sidebar displays embedded Notes applications and more importantly, fully integrates Sametime 8 within the Notes client. After the upgrade, you will no longer have to launch a separate Sametime client! Other helpful Sidebar applications include the Day-At-A-Glance feature which summarizes calendar entries in a single-day view, and the option to add RSS feeds.</p>
          <p align="left" class="style1">Even for those who travel or work off-site, the new DWA-iNotes Lite version of web mail allows you to access email more quickly and efficiently. Easily switch to the full version, when your work requires more robust tools.</p>
          <p align="left" class="style1">The wait is almost over, so be sure to take advantage of the available training and learn about the exciting benefits before everyone else. Experience the desktop of the future today! </p>
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          <p class="style67">ITT Code of Conduct is here. Booklets are now available, but you can also download it <a href="http://www.itt.com/codeofconduct">here</a>. </p>
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                    <p align="center" class="style43"><a href="Site_Pages/Travel Authorization Form 10-01-09.xls" class="style49"><span class="style51">Click here to download and complete form</span>.</a> </p>
                  <div align="center" class="style1">Essential information on Travel Authorization and a tutorial is given in this PDF file available below. You may utilize the 'show bookmarks' feature of the PDF to navigate your steps throughout the process. </div>
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Is this an intranet site? Did you inherit this mess? I don't mean to be rude or sarcastic but this code is terrible. I'm amazed that this is being used on a dot GOV server. I suppose if the public can't see it, it doesn't matter to the FAA that this site is a web accessibility and maintenance nightmare. 100+ redundant .styles on a single web page. That has to be a new record.   If this site were in my charge, I'd recommend a total rebuild.
Anyway, in an attempt to answer your question, 90% of display problems are code related. Use the links below to check your code and fix all reported errors.
HTML Validator - http://validator.w3.org
CSS Validator - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
HTML & CSS Tutorials - http://w3schools.com/
Best of luck,
Nancy O.
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