Font support lost

[Andy B]

Andy, it's document level,it's how you get to setting it.

If you change the font to one of those in the list, does the glyph come back?

Acorn

No - I changed to Polish (it seems to be selectable separately for each text element), but it did not restore the proper appearance, even after closing and re-opening the file.

What list of fonts are you referring to? I expect changing typeface would fix it, but I have chosen Centaur (having confirmed long ago that it supported the extended characters I wanted to use) as my standard for place-names, and have used it in over 150 files. If I can find a solution other than to pick a new typeface and change it in every file I would prefer that : )

[Acorn]

No - I changed to Polish (it seems to be selectable separately for each text element), but it did not restore the proper appearance, even after closing and re-opening the file.

What list of fonts are you referring to? I expect changing typeface would fix it, but I have chosen Centaur (having confirmed long ago that it supported the extended characters I wanted to use) as my standard for place-names, and have used it in over 150 files. If I can find a solution other than to pick a new typeface and change it in every file I would prefer that : )

Andy, the links in Post#2.

Acorn

[Andy B]

Andy, the links in Post#2.

Acorn

Thanks. I still wonder why it no longer works, when it has for years : (

It looks like the solution will have to be to switch to another typeface, though. Palatino Linotype looks nice.

Thanks for your help, Acorn.
AB