The formatting (e.g. alignment) of the Pages document I create on my MacBook Pro Retina ends up appearing different when I try to edit them on my MacBook Air.
Why is that?
What can I do to ensure that my Pages document on my MacBook Pro Retina when use on my MacBook Air remains the same.
Note I have done the following:
Ensured both Document Margins are the same on both my computers.
Thanks!
MacBook Pro, macOS Sierra (10.12.6), null
How does one resolve that?
Install the missing font on the MBAir, or stop using it on the MBPro.
Regards,
Barry
It helps if you tell us what versions of Pages and macOS, in case they are different.
However my suspicion is that it is a font problem, they are not the same or are missing.
Warnings are there for a reason.
Either install the font or replace it with another.
Replacing it with another will of course change your layout, which is what you were trying to avoid.
What's installed on both MacBook Pro Retina and MacBook Air:
MacOS Mojave version 10.14
Pages version 7.2 (5869)
On the MacBook Air it does show there is a missing font whenever a Pages document is opened.
How does one resolve that?
Pages formatting messed up.
