Hi everyone,

Without going throught details, I need to know if there is any way to work with Mac fonts in PC, any converter from Microsoft or *****.com? or anything else?

Please guys if anyone, has an idea about that can you let me know urgently?

Thanks in Advance

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Don't the new *****'s have a virtual Windows?

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The new IMac which boot windows and Mac OS? noway, an expert friend of mine told me it has so many probs, he said to wait for the next version, it should be good.

BUT NOW, I don't have my Mac with me.

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NP-
No Solutions, Brother.....but that's why I have my stickMEM's hanging like Mardi Gras beads everywhere!

Want me to try to email you Greenstreet 2000 Fonts w/ FontManager??
Here's a "converter" you can use to work parallel, and then maybe download from *****? Dunno...: http://www.parallels.com/en/products/desktop/

And....if you remember, this solution comes directly from Pablo:

If you own a new Mac you can also install bootcamp and boot into Windows.
http://www.*****.com/macosx/bootcamp/

but I think this is the reverse of what you are looking for, isn't it??

Still looking (are you?)

Yeah exactly, it's a reverse, so if there is no solution, let's try to get some other answers.

THIS IS MY PROBLEME:

I created a booklet in Adobe Indesign in Mac, and being stupid I didn't expoted it as PDF, so I got the booklet with the links "pictures" and the text but the fonts are Mac fonts that I have in another folder which normaly you activate in any other Mac Machine if you want to open the document properly.

But as I don't have my Mac now which I can't get until december, I have to open that booklet which contains 30 pages in PC, it's a bloody work and runing outta time to redo the whole text font again.

Even though, I don't have the right to change it because my client approved the booklet already with that fonts.

Any expert on InDesign?

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