What is the font with name looking 6 empty squares PRO W3?

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I have this font in the list of fonts in a file, and I cannot replace it, nor
exclude it.
What is this font, and how to replace it?
 
Did you get it from somone with a Mac?
Hiragino Kaku Gothic Pro W3 is a Mac OS X font (Name not in English)
 
John Wilson said:
Did you get it from somone with a Mac?
Hiragino Kaku Gothic Pro W3 is a Mac OS X font (Name not in English)
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And at a guess, that name would be six characters in Japanese.
 
John Wilson said:
I bet you're not guessing!

ヒラギノ角ゴ
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That comes through as Martian but alas, not Japanese. Lost in translation, I
fear.
 
Dear John,
no, I had no contact with Mac.
Though I have some japanese fonts.
I have also another problem. Instead of integrals and sums my ppt in
equations gives me terrible signs. What does it mean? How can it be treated?
Yours Vladimir
 
Instead of integrals and sums my ppt in equations gives me
terrible signs. What does it mean? How can it be treated?
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The most likely cause of this is setting Equation Editor fonts
incorrectly. With Equation Editor open, click on Style > Define.
Make sure the Symbol, L.C.Greek, and U.C.Greek styles are set to
Symbol font. These should never be set to any other font besides
Symbol. (Well, there *are* fonts it's OK to set them to, but
mostly no.) The other styles are OK to set to any font you want.

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John Wilson said:
Just once in a while the web interface works better (maybe)
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S'truth. When I get stuff like this in email, I can forward to gmail and view
it in Japanese in the browser there. But it's already munged past recognition
by the time the newsreader and NNTP are done with it.

Just checked in the web interface ... bingo.
Hiragino Kaku Go is what it says.
(Go --> abbreviation for GOthic, maybe?)
 
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