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My co-workers and I all have the same fonts installed but for some reason when a file is shared with me they are not formatting correctly. Two other co-workers have no issues, it's only my version.
I'm sure there's a setting to click somewhere but I can't find it.
A family of Microsoft presentation graphics products that offer tools for creating presentations and adding graphic effects like multimedia objects and special effects with text.
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I just found that. Any idea why a font would over-ride another one?
I installed both of these but when I installed the 'bold' it removed the 'regular'
Hi DeanneMc,
You seem to have a different version of that font installed, yours seems to be a bold version and is causing that wraparound
Have you tried copying the version form one of the other PC's to your PC, then restart that Office application . . .
Another thing that may be causing this is the scale factor your screen is set to!
Right click your Desktop, choose Display settings - what is Scale set to?