When Macintosh files are converted, font support is limited to the supported font families of the Windows formats.įonts converted to formats other than those listed in the table above are mapped to fonts that Corel graphics programs find as the best fit. This typically includes Standard PostScript fonts and the Standard HP PCL fonts. However, if a match cannot be made, the font characters appear in the program as unrecognizable text.Ĭorel graphics programs support all font families for the following word-processing programs and formats: Corel WordPerfect, Microsoft RTF, Microsoft Word PC, Microsoft Word Macintosh, Word for Windows.Ĭorel graphics programs support only selected fonts from the fonts supported by Ami Professional. Font matching is used if the imported text font is not on the user’s system.
The Macintosh Character Set and Standard IBM PC Code are also supported.Ĭorel graphics programs match characters as closely as possible. rtf) files are automatically converted to the Microsoft Windows ANSI (American National Standards Institute) character set. Fonts are converted by size and by family, provided the source file format includes font family information that the program can access. You can modify font-matching settings in the Font matching results dialog box. The following word-processing features are not supported: headers, footers, footnotes and endnotes, columns, and macros.įont matching support is included. In such cases, the program tries to simulate the results of a feature when a reasonable substitution can be made. However, some formatting attributes and page layout features may not be supported. When you import a text file into a Corel program, it appears almost the same as in the source program.
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