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Configure Default Font in Unstructured Frame 2020

Community Beginner ,
Apr 17, 2021 Apr 17, 2021

I've been away from FrameMaker for several years and as I set up a new book template, I'm trying to remember how (or if it's even possible ) to configure the default paragraph font to my standard font.

Life would be so much easier of I didn't have to re-select the font and font size for every style I create.

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Adobe Employee , Apr 18, 2021 Apr 18, 2021

View > Panels > Fonts lists all fonts used in the current document. Select a font, click the "Replace" button, or double-click the font. The "Replace Font" panel lists all instances where the font is used. You can browse through the document by clicking on the instances and check the formatting.

Select a new font in the "Replace Font" panel and click "Apply" to change the font (all occurrences including style definitions).

Quick and easy 🙂

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Community Expert ,
Apr 17, 2021 Apr 17, 2021

The default fonts are defined by the template (which you can change, or define your own). For any existing documents, fonts are defined by the document.

To change them involves finding and changing them everywhere they are defined, the Paragraph Catalog, the Character Catalog, and they can sneak in via content on Master and Reference Pages, as well as via overrides pretty much anywhere there is existing text.

Newer versions of FM may or may not have tools for bulk changes of this metadata (I known there are aftermarket tools that do).
I haven't had to do it for years, and when I did, I would save a MIF and hack it with a plain text editor.

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Adobe Employee ,
Apr 18, 2021 Apr 18, 2021

View > Panels > Fonts lists all fonts used in the current document. Select a font, click the "Replace" button, or double-click the font. The "Replace Font" panel lists all instances where the font is used. You can browse through the document by clicking on the instances and check the formatting.

Select a new font in the "Replace Font" panel and click "Apply" to change the font (all occurrences including style definitions).

Quick and easy 🙂

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Community Beginner ,
Apr 19, 2021 Apr 19, 2021
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Thanks! That sounds way better than the "one-by-one" method I've been using.

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