Type 1 font at 0, still have the blue warning line

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Hi everybody!I have a problem that's a bit unerving. I had the famous blue line warning me I had Type 1 font. I changed them all to a Opentype equivalent. In the find / change type window it was saying I had none left. Worked on the file and by the end of the day closed it and gone home. Today when I open my document, it still says I have some Type 1 in the blue line but when I look at the find/change font window it says 0! I'm on Big Sur and my collegue on Catalina and we both have the same problem on various document. We have adobe 2022 but had them before on 2021 versions. It is a bit unnerving because it slows our work at the same time. Anyone have any idea what we are doing wrong? We tried restarting the server, our computer too have been restarted. No change.

Michael Bullo · Accepted Answer

Some random suggestions. Could you have...Type 1 fonts on a locked layer?Type 1 fonts on the pasteboard?Paragraph/Character Styles that reference Type 1 fonts?

Laubender · Answer

Hi Geny112,Do the following: [1] Export the document to IDML.[2] Open the IDML package* and inspect the Fonts.xml file in the Resource folder.[3] Look after:FontType="Type1"Could be that there are entries of font styles listed that once were used in the document, but are not used anymore.Your document still lists all the entries. They are not removed with a Save As or if you export to IDML.A warning: Do not try to edit the Fonts.xml file inside the package. I know only two workarounds for not getting this message anymore:[1] Work offline.[2] Transfer all contents of the old document to a brand new document. * Basically an IDML file is a zip package file that contains folders and files.For testing only and not if you want to work on with the unzipped content you should be able to unzip an IDML file by changing the name from *.idml to *.zip and unpackage the zip file. The Fonts.xml file should be in the Resources folder. Regards,Uwe Laubender( ACP )

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