![]() ![]() ![]() Incidentally, even if you do have the right fonts, the slightly different font encoding/rendering between the MacOS and Windows can sometimes cause spacing or special character problems even if both people have the font. The workaround would be to either stick to the standard fonts, or (if your presentation doesn't need to be edited by a 3rd party and doesn't include any fancy transitions) export it as a PDF, which includes enough font info to display the text as you'd intended. There's no workaround I'm aware of, either, short of installing Windows and the Windows version of Powerpoint in a virtual machine on your Mac, which is pretty extreme (and expensive, unless you already have Windows and Powerpoint licenses laying around). The Mac version of Powerpoint does not and never has supported embedded fonts on either end-it can't embed them, and can't read embedded fonts created by a Windows version. ![]()
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