Persian font in MAC and WINDOWS.

Hi
I am using persian font (X-series) on my mac and I haven't any problem with these fonts.
*:X series font are for pupular persian font like the B series.
When i want to save my power point with a type that windows can read/write it the X-series persian font are missing and all of my ducument has a bad clutter!!
I know that i can save my document as .PDF files but when I should do some changes on wndows office I need have good and famous persian fonts that are common between win and mac.
thanks for your helps..........

If you want to open the Powerpoint file in Windows, you should also install those fonts at Windows machine too.
They won't show as nice as the Mac due to lack of text anti-aliasing on Windows, but they will work on Windows too.

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