Arial Bold Italic
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Hi there,If I format text with 'Arial', applpy 'Bold' and then modify other font attributes of this text, the system often switches the font from 'Arial' formatted as bold to 'Arial Bold' still formatted as bold. This happens, when, for instance, I change the characterspacing to 'Condensed 0.2 points' (or any other value). However, If I use 'Arial (Body CS)' and perform the same steps, 'Arial Bold' does not appear.The problem is that later on, all those instances of 'Arial Bold' actually lose the Bold formatting or the text is suddenly formatted with 'Times Roman' as if the system could not find 'Arial Bold' and replaces it with Times. And since I work with documentsthat are old and that have been formatted by countless people over the years, the 'Arial Bold' issue is always creating havoc, especially when I generate PDF files as I must and then later find out that Times Roman is all over the place where it should not.Can I prevent 'Arial Bold' (as a font name) from appearing at all, or else how can I get it to behave?Thanks.(Office 2007 - latest updates, on Windows 7).
The way Word is designed, applying the Bold or Italic or Bold and Italic properties to text causes Word to use the Bold, Italic, or Bold Italic variant (if any) of the font. Arial Bold should not be in your font list because, by default, Word shows onlythe base font, not the variants. It sounds as if your Arial Bold is not being recognized as a variant of Arial-perhaps it's from a different version of the font?Microsoft MVP (Word) since 1999 Fairhope, Alabama USA Screen shots captured with TechSmith's Snagit. Thanks Suzanne,Strictly speaking, 'Arial Bold' is not in my font list, even in document where it appears. The font name is generated automatically by Word, I see it in the Font dialogue as being the font name, but I cannot select it (like what happens when documents areformatted with missing fonts, we see the font name, but we cannot apply it).
Once 'Arial Bold' appears, I can do 'Find/Replace' to get rid of it for instance, but I can never manually apply 'Arial Bold', nor do I want to!So it seems that my Arial font is somehow wonky. I guess I need to reinstall it as see if that fixes thing. Do you know of any free and reliable source for an Arial font family?By the way, do you know what the diference is when Word shows 'Arial' and 'Arial (Body CS)' as the font name?Thanks again. Something is decidedly wonky, as you should not see Arial Bold as the font at any time (except in dialogs such as the Font dialog, where you see the font name in the 'Font name' list and Regular, Bold, Italic, and Bold Italic under 'Font style').The Arial font family (as shown at ) also includes Arial Black, but it is never used as a variant of Arial.
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Ok, did some investigative work.In my office two other people have the same Windows version and the same Office version. We all have the same Arial Font family versions as well (all nine variants).Only one person's computer displays normal behaviour (i.e. Not changing the name of the font from 'Arial' to 'Arial Bold' when, say, applying condensed character values to bolded Arial text). One main difference between that person and us 2 is that she hasAcrobat Pro version 9.3.2 and we have Acrobat Pro version 10.1.8 as well as the whole CS 5.5 suite.Could Adobe's COM Add-in screw things up for us? (Since I have a corporate set-up, I have to ask IT to deactivate the Adobe Acrobat COM add-in. Curiouser and curiouser.
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When I open Word 2007, the default font is Calibri (Body). Obviously, you have changed your body font to Arial. But the CS is puzzling unless it does relate to the Adobe Creative Suite. I have Acrobat 11 installed and am not seeingwhat you report, and I use condensed text a lot (I have a dedicated button for condensing text by 0.1 point).I think this is beyond my expertise. I'm going to see if I can get someone from Microsoft Typography involved here. Microsoft MVP (Word) since 1999 Fairhope, Alabama USA Screen shots captured with TechSmith's Snagit. The CS designation is applied when Complex Scripts are enabled.
FWIW, using Word 2010 with Complex Scripts enabled, I see 'Arial (Body CS)' immediately the Arial font is applied to any text. Even changing the Normal Style to Arial results in this.Note: The font box does not say Arial Bold. If that's what you're getting you may have a corrupt font file. An Office repair might fix this (e.g. Via Word Options Resources Diagnose), but I'm doubtful. If it doesn't, try uninstalling,then reinstalling the Arial fonts.
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FWIW, here are the repro steps:. Open Word 2007. Enter some text. Select part of a paragraph. Open the Font dialog, go to the Character Spacing tab, turn on 'Condensed, 1pt', OK to exit. Open the Font dialog again, go to the Font tab, Choose 'Arial' and 'Bold', OK to exitResult: The font dropdown says Arial Bold and the Bold button is depressed here follows a screen shot, which I won't reproduce. Microsoft MVP (Word) since 1999 Fairhope, Alabama USA Screen shots captured with TechSmith's Snagit.