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From: Graham H on 11 May 2010 16:40
Many thanks Steve - will give this a go (I had only gone through the exported
slide0000.htm files previously, but will look further afield now).

I also found that if I create the presentation from scratch the problem
disappears - I will try the above, but have also instrcuted the design team
to rebuild the template again - should only take them a day or two at most.

I'll let you know if we have any further issues.

"Steve Rindsberg" wrote:

> In article <4F49DD57-4179-49F3-8139-5F8E5E877088(a)microsoft.com>, Graham H wrote:
> > I have tried a workaround to save the presentation as a web page, reviewed
> > the fonts in the slides etc (Wingdings 3 was in there for some reason), but I
> > cannot find any reference to MS PGothic - then saved it back as a .POT - if I
> > could remove this font entirely from the presentation I think my problems
> > will be resolved, but there seems to be no option to do this, just replace it
> > with another double byte font...
>
> Asian fonts like MS PGothic will often be specified in HTML/XML using the Asian
> name, so it appears as a bunch of gibberish rather than literally MS PGothic.
>
> Here are some bits of a new FAQ I'm working on but haven't had time to whomp into
> shape. It may help.
>
> Export to HTML
>
> Close the PPT file
>
> Go to the folder where all the HTML bits are stored Open the .CSS file
> there and look at the font specs.
>
> You'll notice something along the lines of:
>
> font-family:"\FF2D\FF33 \FF30\30B4\30B7\30C3\30AF"
>
> It's the stuff in quotes that we're interested in. Copy that (w/o the quotes) and
> pop it into Notepad or someplace so it's handy.
>
> Next, you'll want to do a search/replace on all of the
>
> .HTM
> .XML
> .CSS
>
> files in the HTML folder.
>
> Replace the
>
> \FF2D\FF33 \FF30\30B4\30B7\30C3\30AF
>
> with Arial (or any other font name you like)
>
> Also look in pres.xml for:
>
> p:font name=
>
> followed by some gibberish in quotes.
>
> Change the gibber to Arial.
>
> Now bring it back into PPT and see if the stray fonts have disappeared.
>
>
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