OfficeOpen XML and Font Substitution
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This may not be the exact forum to post this so I apologize in advance. I am writing a .NET class that can write Office 2007 word documents (.docx) for my company. One of the files in the document in the fontTable.xml which has all the font information (font family, panose, etc.) I was wondering if anyone knew where I could find a list of all the common fonts (Arial, Times New Roman, Helvetica, etc.) which the associated information that is listed in the fontTable.xml. A sample of the XML is as follows: Does anyone know of a website or PDF or something where I can find all this information for any font? Thanks in advance for any help.
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This may not be the exact forum to post this so I apologize in advance. I am writing a .NET class that can write Office 2007 word documents (.docx) for my company. One of the files in the document in the fontTable.xml which has all the font information (font family, panose, etc.) I was wondering if anyone knew where I could find a list of all the common fonts (Arial, Times New Roman, Helvetica, etc.) which the associated information that is listed in the fontTable.xml. A sample of the XML is as follows: Does anyone know of a website or PDF or something where I can find all this information for any font? Thanks in advance for any help.
DisIsHoody wrote:
Does anyone know of a website or PDF or something where I can find all this information for any font?
AFAIK, one doesn't exist. Though, you can easily create this table yourself. All you have to do is create a Word document with a line of text formatted with each font.
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DisIsHoody wrote:
Does anyone know of a website or PDF or something where I can find all this information for any font?
AFAIK, one doesn't exist. Though, you can easily create this table yourself. All you have to do is create a Word document with a line of text formatted with each font.
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Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007I thought of that and I was trying to avoid that, but if it what I must do then so be it. Thanks for the quick response.