This is the third time that a document has asked me to do this. Anyone know what this is about or why it keeps coming up? It is only certain documents I clicked download the first 2 times but now click skip.
iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, 2017), macOS High Sierra (10.13)
Both HeadlineA and Nanum Myeongjo, are Korean Fonts supplied by Apple as part of the macOS System.
Have you deleted all your foreign fonts as "unnecessary"?
Peter
Font Book may list the font but have it turned off.
Peter
Hi,
I had a similar experience after updating to Pages 6.3: repeated requests to download a font called Nanum Myeongjo, which I had never used, when creating documents from the Blank template.
I suspect that some of the Pages templates supplied by Apple have been updated with new fonts.
I eventually allowed the update and haven't been troubled by further annoying messages.
The font, if anyone's interested, is similar but not identical to Big Caslon.
Cheers,
H
It does, in invisibles or in Styles.
People seem to ignore that the font is not meant for Latin languages, merely non-Korean text in Korean text.
Professional unicode fonts for non-Latin languages include Latin characters for this purpose. When you have tens of thousands of characters in your font, a hundred or so to cover other languages is nothing.
Peter
That is the problem, they are both documents that I created and I never used that font. It also is not an option to chose from in the fonts list. I have not deleted any fonts. It does however show up in my Font Book so I am not sure why pages keeps telling me to download it.
Obviously those documents used the font HeadlineA.
Peter
Yeah it is turned off, thank you. But it still doesn't explain why the documents that never used that font ask for it.
Pages needs to download the font “HeadLineA”.
