Since I'm using Powerpoint v16 on the Mac, embedded fonts are not allowed. In that case, see if you can change the font to something that's installed on your Mac. First, click on the chart to select it, then set a new font for it. Then click the chart's title and set a new font for it. Try saving the file again. Mac OS X does not require these additional fonts for system operation. An admin user can modify the contents of this folder. This is the recommended location for fonts that are shared among applications.

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That's a real pity and a real impediment to cross-platform compatibility. Next, if you're trying to embed OpenType (OTF) fonts, see. Note that this applies to fonts with an.OTF extension. Some fonts will appear in Control Panel Fonts with an 'O' icon and identify themselves as OpenType, but will have a.TTF extension. These may be embeddable. Read on for more information.

You can also look at the icon to the left of the font in PowerPoint's font listbox. If it's a TTF font, it'll have a TT icon. [Thanks to Trina Roberts for the most complete treatment of PowerPoint font embedding I've ever seen or wished I'd written. I've tried to keep it updated for later versions of Windows and PowerPoint and font formats - SR. If there are aspersions to be cast, throw 'em my way.] It is possible to embed fonts in your PowerPoint presentations. • PowerPoint 2010 and later • In the Save As dialog box, click the 'Tools' button, then click 'Save Options' on the drop-down menu that appears.

• Click Save on the left side of the dialog box that appears. • Under 'Preserve fidelity when sharing this presentation' on the right, put a check next to 'Embed fonts in the file' then choose 'Embed only the characters used in the presentation (best of reducing file size)' or 'Embed all characters (best for editing by other people). • Click OK and continue saving normally.

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• PowerPoint 2007 • In the Save As dialog box, click the 'Tools' button in the lower left corner, then click 'Save Options' on the drop-down menu that appears. • Under 'Preserve fidelity when sharing this presentation' put a check next to 'Embed fonts in the file' then choose to embed only the needed characters or all characters. • Click OK and continue saving normally. • PowerPoint 2002, 2003 • Choose File, Save As • In the Save As dialog box, click Tools then Save Options • In the Save Options dialog box, put a checkmark next to 'Embed TrueType fonts' • Click 'Embed characters in use only' if you want smaller PPT files but don't need to let others edit the files if they don't have the embedded fonts. • Click 'Embed all characters' if others will need to edit the presentation using the embedded fonts. This will produce larger PPT files; if you embed unicode or doublebyte fonts, the files will be MUCH larger. • Click OK and continue saving normally • PowerPoint 2000 • Choose File, Save As • In the Save As dialog box, click Tools then click Embed TrueType Fonts • Click OK and continue saving normally • PowerPoint 97 • Choose File, Save As • In the Save As dialog box, check the 'Embed TrueType' box under the Save and Cancel buttons • Click OK and continue saving normally But there are GOTCHAS No font embedding for Macs Mac versions of PowerPoint can't embed fonts or use fonts that have been embedded by a Windows version of PowerPoint.