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Hi Jay,
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "differences". The fonts are from the Tele-Grotesk family and are True Type fonts, so they have file extension .ttf. I think some other fonts also weren't working when I noticed the problem in PowerPoint, but I'm not sure which ones.
And actually, I've also noticed that I can't use Tele-Grotesk fonts in charts within Excel. The fonts display correctly as text in cells, but if I try to change the title or labels on a chart to Tele-Grotesk, Calibri is displayed instead. I can change titles and labels to lots of other fonts that aren't installed on my system by default (Avenir, Futura), but not Tele-Grotesk. **Updated with screenshots at the end of this message. Weird.
The only other difference I've noticed is this:
In Outlook (fonts not displaying correctly) and Excel (fonts sometimes not displaying correctly) the fonts are stored in a folder called "Fonts." I can get to this folder by right clicking on Outlook, selecting "Show Package Contents" and navigating to > Resources > Fonts.
In Word and PowerPoint (fonts working fine in the builds I'm using), that folder is called "DFonts" instead.
PowerPoint > Resources > DFonts
Word > Resources > DFonts
I doubt that means anything, but *shrug* that's all I've noticed.
Thanks!
Trust me, I have Tele-Grotesk selected, but that's Calibri:
But look at this, now Tele-Grotesk is displaying correctly: