One way to look at this is to look for a TrueType font that is close to the Letter Gothic you are using.

I have never had this problem using a TT font.

Hope this helps.
Frank W. Peep
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-----Original Message-----
From:   William F. Stephenson [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
Sent:   Tuesday, February 10, 1998 4:39 AM
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Subject:        Re: Font transformation in Word 97

I believe, perhaps wrongly, that the stuff you paste takes on the formatting
of the place you paste it to. Hope this is true for you.
Will Stephenson
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>This is a problem a friend is having. . . he writes:
>
>>Here's the description of a problem I am having with Word.  Perhaps
someone
>>in your discussion group knows an answer/solution.
>>I will welcome all suggestions .
>
>>In Word, during routine cut and paste operations within a document,
>>sometimes the pasted text takes on a different font and size than it had
>>when I lifted it.  That is, in a document being written in 12 point letter
>>Gothic, I cut a paragraph to paste somewhere else.
>>When I paste it in, sometimes it is still in letter Gothic, only in 10
>>point or in 14 point.  At other times, it takes on Times new Roman
>>typeface, or Courier.  I suspect it has something to do with formatting
the
>>clip board, but I'm at a loss.
>
>TIA for any suggestions.
>
>dk
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