How to fix font issues in MS-Office
When you try to launch any MS-Office suite program or open a document for any of those program, a splash screen may appear, but then the program closes unexpectedly.
This could happen if there is a damaged or an unsupported font in one of the Fonts folders on your computer. When a Microsoft Office 2004/2008 program starts, the program will try to read and to create an optimized list of the fonts available in the OS X. If the program finds a damaged font, the program may close unexpectedly.
The following conditions can cause this problem to occur, once you identify it, you can follow upcoming posts to fix it:
While any troubleshooting do not try to change any font folders that you find in the Mac OS X System folder.
When you try to launch any MS-Office suite program or open a document for any of those program, a splash screen may appear, but then the program closes unexpectedly.
This could happen if there is a damaged or an unsupported font in one of the Fonts folders on your computer. When a Microsoft Office 2004/2008 program starts, the program will try to read and to create an optimized list of the fonts available in the OS X. If the program finds a damaged font, the program may close unexpectedly.
The following conditions can cause this problem to occur, once you identify it, you can follow upcoming posts to fix it:
- Duplicate font files.
- Corrupted Font Cache file.
- Corrupted font files and folders.
While any troubleshooting do not try to change any font folders that you find in the Mac OS X System folder.
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