Charlotte Book Fonts - TTF can't see the text in Preview

May 01, 2017

Hi,

I am a little bit confuse here. I am using a TTF font Charlotte Book and unfortunately I can't see the Preview when using that Font.

I have tried all other TTF fonts installed on my computer and everything worked fine except for this one. Can I do something that Storyline 3 will accept the font just like all others?

Thanks

Sylvain

8 Replies
Ashley Terwilliger-Pollard

Hi Sylvain,

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You mentioned only Charlotte medium is working - can you check if that's the same in Powerpoint too? If you're seeing the same behavior in Powerpoint, it sounds like Storyline is working as expected. If Powerpoint allows you to access all the font weights, I'll want to take a look at the font files to do some more testing! 

Ashley Terwilliger-Pollard

Hi Sylvain,

I installed both the font files, although only the font "Charlotte" showed up in Storyline for me - not the "Charlotte book". They did both look the same to me - so I went ahead and created a one slide Storyline 3 project and it preview normally as captured here and I uploaded it to Articulate Tempshare.  Can you let me know how that Tempshare link looks for you? 

If it's still not behaving as expected can you try to do a repair of Storyline? 

Ashley Terwilliger-Pollard

Hm, we haven't pushed out any updates to Storyline 3 yet - so it could just be an issue with the installation. Not to worry, once you're ready to purchase the license you can still go through those same repair steps and it should get you squared away! 

Let us know if you have any other questions while going through your trial! 

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