Hi everyone, I’m having an issue with PowerPoint for Mac (version 16.64, 22072800). I recently designed and installed a custom font (OTF/TTF) using Glyphs. The font appears correctly in Font Book and works fine in other applications, but it doesn’t show up in PowerPoint’s font menu. I’ve tried restarting both the app and the system, and the font is properly enabled in Font Book. Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
As you can see in the photo. It’s replace my font by another font
What is the full name of your font? Family name + style name?
This actually is a Windows bug I’m thinking of, but the combination of Vietnamese and “font replaced by default font” reminds me very strongly of this bug, where a combined style name must not exceed a length of 32 characters.
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Does “other applications” include other Microsoft Office applications, like Word?
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Actually, it works on Word and PowerPoint on my MacBook, but it doesn’t work on my iMac.
Family name of my font: Font Sans
Master Name: Regular
Style Name: Regular
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my experience with microsoft apps on mac is, that if you have a lot (really a lot) of fonts installed on your system, Word and PP does not load all of them. This could explain why your font is recognized on your MacBook but not on your iMac. Maybe have a look how many fonts are installed on the iMac, and if the number is significantly higher than on the MacBook, try to deinstall fonts on the iMac.
see also this topic:
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I had some similar issues, and I fixed it like that.
{
exports = 1;
familyNames = (
{
language = dflt;
value = Yourfontname;
}
);
name = Regular;
styleNames = (
{
language = dflt;
value = Regular;
}
);
}
That shouldn’t make a difference. Could you send me a test file?
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