Missing Calibri Font

fruhulda wrote:

Are you quite sure you haven't used Calibri on the Pc? The warning wouldn't have mentioned that font if it hadn't been used in the document. I thought Calibri was the default Word font nowadays. Maybe it is in the documents styles.

I'm 100% possitive that I did not use Calibri. I'm very Font Fussy. I set up my own styles to use as the default so it would always use the fonts I liked. Those were Comic Sans, Times New Roman, and Lucida. The only time I used other fonts was in Photoshop.

fruhulda wrote:

I don't know of any batch converting of all the documents. Best would be that when you open one of the documents that you select all text and change the font to one you want and then save it as a Pages document. Next time it shouldn't pop up an error message. It will still pop up if you continue to use the Word document though.

This is exaxctly what I did when converting the Word files to Pages files. When I first loaded the Word files, I got the error about the font. I assused that it was picking it up from words formatting, so I opened each one, selected everything, changed the font to Lucida so they were all the same, and then saved it as a pages file. I now only use the Pages files, as you suggest, but I still get the Error Message...

Um.. sure thing, but it doesn't give me your email address when I click on your name 😕

Nope, still doesn't (¬_¬)

Genius! Thanks! I did this to the first file that popped up but didn't think to do it to all the others! Works like a dream now 😉 Well... the two files I just tested it on did! 2 down 48 to go! Yay!

KOENIG Yvan wrote:

I already posted scripts able to change the font names embedded in the index.xml file which describe the iWork documents.

One apply to templates,

the other apply to standard documents.

Go to my iDisk :

<http://public.me.com/koenigyvan>

Download :

For_iWork:iWork '09:changeFont.zip

For_iWork:iWork '09:changeFontsInTemplate.zip

Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) jeudi 28 avril 2011 20:20:50

That's great an all, but only for people who what they are doing and are willing to mess about with things like that, as well as downloading files from unknown sources.

KOENIG Yvan wrote:

Please :

Search for questions similar to your own before submitting them to the community

If you noticed at the start of the post, I said that I had looked at the other questions ask in the community, but that mine was slightly different. I was not just asking how to overcome the "Some Warnings Occurred" problem. I was asking why I was having the issue when I had never used the font in any of my documents. This had no been covered in any of the other questions asked, and was something that I fest warranted an answer.

Thank you to Kelly Coull and Fruhulda for reading my post and answering both the questions raised. You'e both been very helpful and the problem is now solved.

Please:

Read the initial post fully first before assuming that it is identical to others that have been previously asked.