PowerPoint does not directly deal with the fonts, that is left to the
Operating System (Windows). If they are installed on the computer, then
they are available in PowerPoint.
A simple Google search for 'Fonts free' will yield millions of sites.
But, you need to take into account all the different machines that will need
to run your presentation. If you install a font that is not available on
another machine, PowerPoint will substitute another (rarely a good match).
You may want to embed the font when you save the file if you will be using
the presentation on a different machine. Font embedding is not a perfect
thing and may produce unpredictable results.
In PowerPoint 2003 there is a new 'feature' that protects protected fonts
and will not allow editing or printing of a presentation with a copyrighted
font.
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Evelyn said:
Is there a way to add additional fonts to the list that is offered in PP
2002? Not many that are offered are "interesting".
