In that case both the Font Name and the Postscript Name, separated by an equal sign, must be passed to the FormatText function. The second call to FormatText refers to Arial Bold, a font that requires 2018-2022 or InDesign.

The first call to FormatText refers to Arial, a screen font, and therefore only uses the font name.

However, you will need this value when using the FormatText macro function and referring to one of the fonts that require QuarkXPress 2018-2022 or InDesign. The Postscript Name value is there, mostly for your information. Right-clicking on any of the listed fonts lets you copy the font name and font style together, to be used in macro functions such as FormatText.įont names and font styles in the QuarkXPress 2018+ Note that the category screen includes QuarkXPress version 8-2017.

Availability: Indicates if the font is a screen font ( S), available in all cases, or a font requiring QuarkXPress 2018-2022 ( Q), or a font requiring InDesign ( I).Postscript Name: this column displays the corresponding postscript name of the font, when available.When dealing with complex font families with font styles, this name will also include the font style (for example: Univers LT Std 85 Extra Black Oblique).

Font Name: this is the name of the font.

➢The Installed Fonts tool is accessible from the Tools menu of the main window. The Installed Fonts tool displays the list of fonts installed on your workstation, and available to the Screen, QuarkXPress, InDesign,and any combination thereof, in an advanced data grid.

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