How to embed fonts on PowerPoint slides

Many people experience font errors when transferring PowerPoint documents or slides to other computers to open them, because the computer does not have the same font and format as your computer. So embedding fonts is essential before transferring files to another computer. Previously, Network Administrator had instructed you how to embed fonts on Word. And in this article we will share with readers how to embed fonts on PowerPoint slides.

As such, the presentation files can stay in the format, limit the error or loss of the original format of the slide when transferred to another computer.

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Instructions for embedding PowerPoint fonts

Step 1:

Compiling new PowerPoint slides or opening PowerPoint slides is available for embedding fonts. At the interface click on File . Switch to the new interface and click Save As , then select the location to save the file.

Step 2:

Display the interface to save the file, click on the Tools section next to the Save button and select Save Options .

Step 3:

In the content customization view when saving PowerPoint slides, look down at the last content to tick into Embed fonts in this file. Then display 2 options with different content for users.

• Embed only the characters used in the document size (best for reducing file): Office only embeds the font used in the presentation slide. The capacity of the slide will be significantly reduced
• Embed all characters (best for editing by other people): Embed all fonts including system fonts, others can easily edit the content.

Depending on the need to embed the font on the slide we choose accordingly. You can click the Embed all characters button so that other users can edit the content if desired. Finally click OK to save the changes and save the document as usual.

So when converting PowerPoint slides that are embedded with fonts to other computers, the font error will be limited. The format of the slide remains the same.

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I wish you all success!