Identify Font File Used in Microsoft Word 2010 [closed]

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I know that the font files used by Microsoft Word is located at

C:\Windows\Fonts

I am particularly concern about the font OCR A Std. I want to locate the font files for the OCR A Std regular font, bold font, italic font and bold italic font. Below are the sample fonts:

Regular

Bold

Italics

Bold Italics

Now, I want to locate the four corresponding font files for the said font. But when, I look at C:\Windows\Fonts, only 2 font file with the name OCRAStd.otf (OCR A Std Regular)and OCRAEXT.TTF (OCR A Extended) is found. Unlike with other fonts like Times New Roman,its corresponding four font versions are found, namely: Times New Roman Regular, Times New Roman Bold, Times New Roman Italics and Times New Roman Bold Italics. My questions are :

1. Is C:\Windows\Fonts, the right location where I can find the font files for Microsoft Word 2010? If no, then where? If yes, what are the font file names corresponding to the four versions of OCR A? How can I determine it by myself?

2. If it is not in my computer, where can I download it? I already searched the web but only found OCR-A Std Regular and Bold, no Italics and Bold Italics.

Thanks.

回答1:

There are no files for OCR-A Std Italic or Bold Italic. These are what is known as synthesized fonts. They are:

[...] supplied in regular and bold styles only, meaning italic characters are synthesized by slanting the upright styles.

This happens for many fonts, not just OCR-A (please review the linked article for other examples).

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