Users Required to Install X-fonts

When some of users open their form, they are being told some fonts are missing. When they click the link to install the missing fonts it is prompting them to install Japanese x-fonts. We don't have any Japanese chatacters included and would rather our users not be required to install anything. Is it possible to either embed those fonts or remove them? If they don't run the install - the form is blank.
Kim.

OK - I found the culprit. Do you remember how you created the field "Employer Identification Number (EIN)"? That is the field that creates the Japanese font and there is more funny about that field I am going to look into.
I see a few other oddities in your form, did you do some editing of the order of the columns in the table on the View Responses tab? They are out of order and there are columns there for fields that don't exist in your form...
I fixed your form, and if it is the same field in other forms you can fix those by creating another text field above/below the existing "Employer Identification Number (EIN)" field, copy the label text into the label and the help text into the help text of the new field, next mark the new field Required. Before deleting the old/bad field, assuming you do want the associated responses, go to the View Responses tab and copy/paste the contents of the cells from the old field into the ones for the new field.
Let me know if you would like me to fix your other forms, also if you have any recollection of how that field was created.
Thanks,
Josh

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