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Question about file format
Miss Laura Ashley
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Question about file format
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Hello! I �m new here. I �d like to know how can I do to upload .doc files that enable you to see the same fonts I �ve used to create them, since you may not have them installed. Is it possible to upload .pdf �s here? What can I do?
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7 May 2014
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ascincoquinas
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Hi Laura!
read the rules again please: - If you are using Word 2007, take into
account that your documents will be saved as .docx by default. This
format is not accepted here, since not everybody can use it. Therefore
you have to choose "save as word 97-2003 document", in the "save as"
options - Powerpoints must be under 2 MB.
They must be .ppt documents
Rules and instructions
hope this helps.
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8 May 2014
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samar
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Good morning every body
I tried 20 times to upload my worksheets but a message appear that there is an error I don �t know how to overcome this.
My files are 2007/2003 doc.
I need to install some worksheets from this site but I can not because I don �t have points. |
8 May 2014
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sancuks
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Hey, Samar! This kind of problem usually occurs when the file is too big or it is a different type of file not Word Document. I would say: first, check whether the document is Word, than check the size - under 500 KB. THat is not very big, so if there are big or many pictures in your file, they may just add up and be too large. Hope it helps. |
8 May 2014
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Peter Hardy
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To go back to Laura �s question, in order to ensure the font stays the same on other computers without that particular font, you need to �embed � the font. Do a help or google search on the how-to, Laura, as I �m a bit too tired for another lesson :-( This site does not allow PDF files, as people cannot edit them. Regarding the many fonts available, please keep in mind that many are hard to read. The best font for people with dyslexia for example seems to be Comic Sans MS. Cheers, Peter. |
8 May 2014
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Raissa
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Hi Laura, I was wondering the same and thank you Peter for your tip, I didn �t know about �embend �. I found this tutorial and I hope it works :D I �ll try it later.
http://www.howtogeek.com/106681/how-to-embed-fonts-in-a-microsoft-word-document/
Byee
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8 May 2014
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Maria Linz
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Thank you, Peter and Raissa! I was looking for a tip on how to embed the fonts, too. Have a great weekend! |
9 May 2014
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Miss Laura Ashley
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And also thanks Rassia for the link you provided! I found it very useful.
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10 May 2014
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