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PostPosted: Sat Nov 13, 2004 3:29 pm 
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I want to import a font (or multiple fonts) into powerpoint because well, I use powerpoint all the time and want more options. The problem is, I either can't find where I need to go to import a font, or perhaps even powerpoint won't allow me to do that. If anyone could please tell me how to do this or let me know that it is just plain impossible, I would really appreciate it. Thanks!

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When you install a font, it should be available for use anywhere.
Extract the file (if it's zipped) into your C:\windows\fonts folder. Then open the folder and stare at it until the font shows up.
You should be able to use it anywhere, including all MS Office programs.


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Thanks! That was suprisingly easy. I was looking for something powerpoint specific I guess. *skips off to use new fonts for her presentation Monday*

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Remember not to get too font happy with Powerpoint presentations! I think the rule of thumb is not more than three different fonts, or your audiences' eyes will go nuts.


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That or they focus ONLY on the cool fonts you used, and not the actual content. -_-


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Oh I know, as a general rule I only use one font per powerpoint and I'm really careful about which font I use. I really don't like presentations where the animation and backgrounds change every slide so I avoid that as much as possible. I'm also really careful to keep everything simple so that people can actually read what I put up there. Thanks for the tips though!

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