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The following video tutorial assumes that someone has compiled all those fonts into a zipped folder, but the process remains the same even if that's not the case. | The following video tutorial assumes that someone has compiled all those fonts into a zipped folder, but the process remains the same even if that's not the case. | ||
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Revision as of 17:40, 21 July 2017
To display articles and layouts properly within Content Station and Smart Connection, fonts must be installed and activated.
FontExplorer X Pro simplifies both of these tasks.
Contents
Activating fonts
The FontExplorer system already has more than 2,000 fonts available. Activating a particular font for use on your computer involves checking a box within FontExplorer X. The video below details the process. <htmlet>activatingfonts</htmlet>
Installing new fonts
Installing individual fonts
If the Art department uses a new font in a layout, you'll need to install that font before activating it. New fonts are located in Elvis. Once you download and unzip the font files, you can either drag them into FontExplorer X or use FontExplorer's import process. The video below details both options and goes into more detail about where to find the fonts on Elvis. <htmlet>installingfonts</htmlet>
Importing a batch of fonts
If you have a bunch of new fonts to install, you can do it in two steps.
- Drag the folder of fonts onto the font list in FontExplorer.
- In the sidebar, click "Last Imported" and select all fonts in that group. Click the activate button.
The following video tutorial assumes that someone has compiled all those fonts into a zipped folder, but the process remains the same even if that's not the case. File:Batchfontimport.mp4