Unknown said:

It's not possible to change the font in Studio, you would need to do it in Word.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding the question, but I think this is possible.  You would use font mapping for this, for example:

In the English (World) target I am looking for source font Aharoni and if I find it I replace it with Hattenschweiler in the target file.

In the Hebrew (Israel) target I replace all fonts I find with Arial.

Is this what you tried?  I just did a few small tests and it seems to work without a problem.

Regards

Paul

Why not?

Did you right-click in the font mapping pane and pick the new language, then select the language and add the new target font.  This then gives you a window where you can also add a custom font.

Let me know if you still can't do this?

Regards

Paul

Hi Paul,

I am afraid I need more help...

When I tried to add the new language pair ENG>Traditional Hong Kong, I could not get the pair to be the new language.  It went under one of the existing languages listed (in the screenshot it went under Chinese PRC).  How do I make it to be a new language pair instead of becoming a sublanguage under a language?

Also, can this font mapping be set up for all incoming Eng>Chinese Traditional Hong Kong projects, or do I need to set it up for every project?

Thank you so much!!

Chunyi

Hi Chunyi,

Perhaps this will help you more... also note you are not adding language pairs.  You only add the target language:

Regards

Paul

Hi Paul,

Does this work for Trados 2017 as well? I took the same steps but my list of fonts are grayed out and cannot be selected. Thank you in advance for your help!