Once your document check is complete, as described in “Reviewing Your Document,” you’re ready to begin using eXtyles.

The first step in using eXtyles on a document is Document Audit, the first item on the eXtyles ribbon, which contains the Font Audit menu item. Select Font Audit to perform the Document Audit.

A dialog box will appear listing all the fonts that have been used in your document.

When the Font Audit dialog box appears, review the list of fonts. Fonts fall into one of the following categories:

Windows fonts that are supported by eXtyles
Special character fonts that are supported by eXtyles
Macintosh fonts that are supported by eXtyles
Special character fonts that are not supported by eXtyles

Follow any instructions that appear in the dialog box. For most documents, reviewing the list is all that is necessary, because most common fonts (e.g., Times, Arial, Courier, Symbol) are fully supported. In general, any font with a standard character layout is fully supported. Font Audit detects when an author may have used a special character font that is not supported by eXtyles.

Font Audit must be run on each document prior to activation with eXtyles (activation is described in the following section, “Activate and Normalize”). If you run Font Audit after Document Activation, the results may not be accurate, and you will see the following warning dialog box.

In some cases, you will see “????” or numeric characters as the name of a font. This usually happens when an author has used MS Mincho or PmingLiU. You should be alert for special character problems in this situation, but usually none are reported.

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Supported Fonts

The following lists include fonts that are explicitly supported by eXtyles. Note that when fonts have bold or italic variants, those faces are also supported. However, this list is not all-inclusive because of the large number of fonts in existence.

Normal Windows Fonts	Special Character Fonts	Macintosh Fonts
Arial Greek, Baltic, CE (Central Europe), Cyr (Cyrillic), Tur (Turkish), Arabic, Hebrew	Adobe Mathematical Pi 1 through 6	Chicago
Calibri	Arial Special G1	Geneva
Cambria, Cambria Math	Arial Special G2	Helvetica
Courier	Euclid	Monaco
Courier Greek, Baltic, CE (Central Europe), Cyr (Cyrillic), Tur (Turkish)	Euclid Extra	New York
Courier New	Euclid Fraktur	Times
Courier New Greek, Baltic, CE (Central Europe), Cyr (Cyrillic), Tur (Turkish), Arabic, Hebrew	Euclid Math One	Symbol
Garamond	Euclid Math Two
Gulim	Euclid Symbol
Lucida, Lucida Sans, Lucida San Unicode	FEBTechnical
MS Mincho (may appear in Word files from Asian authors)	Map Symbol
Palatino	Marlett
PMingLiU (may appear in Word files from Asian authors)	Math Ext
SimSun	Monotype Sorts
Tahoma	MT Extra
Times	Multinational Ext
Times New Roman	Symbol
Times New Roman Greek, Baltic, CE (Central Europe), Cyr (Cyrillic), Tur (Turkish), Arabic, Hebrew	Times New Roman Special G1
Tms Nw Rmn	Times New Roman Special G2
Univers	Wingdings
Verdana	Wingdings2
	Wingdings3
	Zapf Dingbats
	WP BoxDrawing
	WP Greek Century
	WP Greek Courier
	WP Greek Helve
	WP IconicSymbolsA
	WP IconicSymbolsB
	WP MathA
	WP MathB
	WP MultinationalA Roman
	WP MultinationalA Courier
	WP MultinationalA Helve
	WP MultinationalB Roman
	WP MultinationalB Courier
	WP MultinationalB Helve
	WP TypographicSymbols
	SILDoulos IPA93*
	SILDoulosIPA*
	SILManuscript IPA93*
	SILManuscriptIPA*
	SILSophia IPA93*
	SILSophia IPA93*
	SILSophiaIPA*

*The SIL phonetic fonts are supported only if you have licensed the eXtyles Phonetic Fonts Pack.

Unsupported Fonts

The following lists include fonts that are not yet supported by eXtyles. This list is not all-inclusive—it is merely a list of those special character fonts of which we are aware, but have not built tables to support.

Math Fonts	Phonetic Fonts	Other Special Character Fonts
UniversalMath1 BT	IPAKiel	Bookshelf Symbol
UniversalMath I	IPARoman	Dingbats
	IPAPhon	WP Arabic
	Phonetics	WP Hebrew
	TechPhonetic	WP Japanese
	Times PhoneticAlternate
	Times PhoneticIPA
	WP Phonetic

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