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I am putting together a Powerpoint deck for a client. Their corporate bodycopy font is Helvetica Neue. If we used Helvetica Neue as the body copy font in Powerpoint, willthat work on all computers, e.g for their clients who they may send a PPT deck to? Or do I need to design it in Arial. I know that the answer to this question has been Arial for many years. However, some people have said that Helvetica Neue is now available on all computers when using PPT. Is this correct or not?
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Helvetica Neue is not a standard font.
You can save the font with the presentation, so that it will be available wherever the presentation is shown. This will increase the file size.
If you want to do this, select File > Options > Save and tick the check box 'Embed fonts in the file'.
Thank you very much for the reply