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> 6 Converting to print RTF > 6.9 Specifying font usage > 6.9.2 Remapping fonts

### 6.9.2 Remapping fonts

You can remap fonts the same way you remap formats. The default values map common FrameMaker PostScript fonts to their TrueType equivalents:

[Fonts]

; Document font name = RTF font name

; for winhelp, stick to TT fonts in the RTF

; MS Serif and MS Sans Serif are always available,

; but only at 8, 10, 12, 14, 18, and 24pt sizes

; these change from PS fonts to the corresponding TT:

Helvetica-Narrow=Arial Narrow

Helvetica=Arial

Times*=Times New Roman

Courier=Courier New

Century Schoolbook=NewCenturySchlbk

Common Bullets=CommonBullets

MyriaMM*=Arial

You can add to this list as you please; the names on the left must be unique, but those on the right can appear any number of times; that is, you can map several FrameMaker fonts to a single RTF font. You can use wildcards: ? to match any one character, and * to match zero or more characters. This can be useful when you have several font variations that start with the same characters, that should be remapped the same way; for example, MyriaMM*=Arial. You can use this feature even if some names contain * or ?, because Mif2Go always tries for an exact character match first.

> 6 Converting to print RTF > 6.9 Specifying font usage > 6.9.2 Remapping fonts

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