How to find "Unavailable Fonts"

[Alan T Litchfield]

Sorry, I have note really been following the thread closely so I hope  
this has not already been said.

I assume you have investigated Reference and Master Pages through the  
document? Also, fonts can hide in character and paragraph formats, in  
spaces, non-breaking spaces, automated number formats, cross reference  
formats where styles have been defined, etc.

Remember that in multiple file documents Reference and Master pages  
can appear to consistent but they are not necessarily and that errors  
such as those you are reporting can occur when cross references and  
markers are updated on one occasion and not having been applied in  
previous updates. A single character with one of those fonts you  
mentioned could have been defined in the index definition in the  
Reference Pages.

If it were me I'd save as MIF and re-import and see if those fonts can  
be eradicated. Character and Paragraph Tools from Silicon Prairie have  
been useful in the past when I have had this kind of problem.

Cheers
Alan

On 12/01/2010, at 9:42 AM, <Syed.Hosain at aeris.net> wrote:

> Hi, Lynn.
>
> 1. This book that is puzzling me does not have any graphics in any of
> the .FM files in it. No PDF, no JPG, no FM graphics, etc.
>
> 2. I tried to search for the missing font family (that was reported in
> the console) in the MIF output (of each .FM file) without any success.
>
> So far, I am still stumped, but have had to pause for other stuff  
> right
> now - will get back to this in the afternoon.
>
> The *real* problem is that I need to regen and fix the Contents and
> Index files since they are not being updated when the book is being
> updated (that is an issue in itself) - and so far this font problem is
> getting in the way of *that* activity. Sigh ...
>
> Thanks for the response!
>
>

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