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Andrea Re United Kingdom Local time: 08:41 English to Italian + ...
Oct 23, 2009
Hi there,
yesterday I had to open a word file in Hebrew and Russian, but couldn't display it properly (if at all...). Is any Hebrew/Russian translator living in the UK or continental Europe who can tell me where I can get the fonts or whatever I need? (I imagine that if you are in Israel/Russia you would get the "correct" version of Office by default). I wonder whether I might have the same problem in, say, Hindi or Japanese...
yesterday I had to open a word file in Hebrew and Russian, but couldn't display it properly (if at all...). Is any Hebrew/Russian translator living in the UK or continental Europe who can tell me where I can get the fonts or whatever I need? (I imagine that if you are in Israel/Russia you would get the "correct" version of Office by default). I wonder whether I might have the same problem in, say, Hindi or Japanese...
Thanks,
Andrea
_______________________ Update:
I have had a look and I seem to have several Japanise and some CHinese font, but no Hebrew, Arabic, Hindi, Cyrillic and so on:(
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Ángel Domínguez Spain Local time: 09:41 Member (2008) English to Spanish + ...
Knowing the fonts...
Oct 23, 2009
Hi,
doesn’t Word display a warning with the name(s) of the missing font(s)? If it doesn’t, try opening it with Pages (if you have it); I know Pages does it with its own documents when a font is missing, so maybe it will happen with Word files as well. Once you know the name of the font, you can purchase it from several sites: ... See more
Hi,
doesn’t Word display a warning with the name(s) of the missing font(s)? If it doesn’t, try opening it with Pages (if you have it); I know Pages does it with its own documents when a font is missing, so maybe it will happen with Word files as well. Once you know the name of the font, you can purchase it from several sites:
... and so on. In any case, the client should be able to provide the typefaces needed, or tell you their names. Well, I don’t know if that helped at all. I hope so. Regards from Spain,
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Andrea Re United Kingdom Local time: 08:41 English to Italian + ...
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Souldn't they be included?
Oct 23, 2009
Hi Ángel,
I thought they should be included in Word as some people seem to have them. Funnily enough, I can see the Russian and the Hebrew documents in NeoOffice...
Andrea
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