Setting Fonts and In Conversation Fonts different - why?

Hi there,
I am wondering why, when I am in a conversation, I am able to choose a font (like Kalinga, for example) that when I try and change it in my Lync settings as a default - does not exist as a choice.
I don't understand how Kalinga (and other fonts) are not available from the Options menu in Lync, but can be selected from the font options when I'm actually in a conversation with someone. Any idea why this is the case? Can you import other fonts into Lync?
Thanks!

I tested with Lync 2010, I have the same behavior.
With Lync 2013, I can choose the font Kalinga and other fonts in Lync setting.
Lisa Zheng
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