docx with the paragraph style setting, nothing wrong happens. Plus: In MS 2019, the appearance is not the font of Western Text Font, but the font of LO default font. And ti means typographic style in the context of. The Chinese IG thinks that it should actually be.
Asian Text Font is not displayed in MS and LO. The generation of stylish Chinese fonts plays a central role in many applications such as the design of art fonts and Chinese calligraphy generation. In Chinese, shu means calligraphic style in the context of shufa for calligraphy. The CSS Fonts spec mentions Kai font-family in connection with the serif generic font family (as well as Song). In conclusion: when converting to MS the information of Western Text Font of style of master slide of textbox is converted but MS can not recognize it fully right, and LO can not recognize it at all. pptx in LibreOffice(LO) I can see all fonts info lost, it goes back to LO default setting. Besides, I don’t know where DejaVu Sans comes from. In sample, the textbox just contains Chinese characters so choosing Western Text Font is not proper I guess. pptx and upload it to Microsoft Office Online(MS) to open it.įigure 2, MS thinks the font is DejaVu Sans (tested: 宋体 can be replaced to other Chinese fonts) Source Han Sans Traditional Chinese Adobe Fonts Source Han Sans Traditional Chinese Designed by Joo-Yeon Kang, Paul D. Western Text Font=宋体, Asian Text Font=华文彩云 and CTL font=华文彩云 In Figure 1, I choose 2 popular Chinese fonts, 宋体 and 华文彩云.
