Embedding a font in your PowerPoint presentation Your operating system might be different, so if this doesn’t work for you then you’ll need to look up how to install fonts on your own PC. These are the steps I follow to install fonts on my PC.

Follow the instructions on Google Fonts to download your chosen font.

But the main thing is that here you will find a typeface that 10 billion other PowerPoint users AREN’T using. Here, you’ll find well-thought-out font families that contain boldface, italics, ligatures and all kinds of amazing typographical goodies. Ignore them all and head right on over to Google Fonts. There are loads of websites where you can find free fonts. Google, your main source for awesome fonts!

It’s time to customize your presentations with a nonstandard font. But if you’ve read this far, I’m confident that you’re not satisfied with going with the flow. That whole “blending in with the crowd” thing might work for some people. So if your presentations feature Calibri, which was once fresh and new, then they look like millions of other presentations. When everybody uses it, it ceases to be special. In The Incredibles, the main villain, Syndrome, declares, “When everyone’s super, no one will be!” It’s the same with Calibri. But everybody’s using it, so if you are too then your presentations might look the same as everyone else’s. There’s nothing inherently wrong with Calibri, the humanist sans-serif typeface so familiar to users of Microsoft Office.

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