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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Matt Knight commentedThanks for your help anyway, Michael
An error occurred while saving the comment Matt Knight commentedThanks Michael, is that for Windows? I eventually found the file on my Mac here:
/Users/xxxxxxxx/Library/Preferences/Adobe Illustrator 27 Settings/en_GB/AdobeFnt_OSFonts.lst
I changed the ArialMT fonts to Arial. However, when I exported the SVG and checked the code the style elements were still referencing ArialMT.
I checked the AdobeFnt_OSFonts.lst file again and the changes I had made were reverted back, e.g. ArialMT
I am using Illustrator 27.8, so may be your workaround got broken in an earlier 27.x update?
Thanks
Matt
An error occurred while saving the comment Matt Knight commentedHi Michael
I'm still using version 27. Where is the AdobeFnt_OSFonts.lst found. I looked in:
/Users/xxxxxx/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Illustrator 27/en_GB
But could only see IllustratorFnt.lst
Thanks
Matt
An error occurred while saving the comment Matt Knight commentedDisappointed to see that still has not be addressed
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An error occurred while saving the comment Matt Knight commentedWhen saving a lot of SVG files that use the same settings, it would be great if Illustrator remembered the last used setttings after you have quit the app and restarted it the next day.
I have attached a screenshot showing the desired settings. However, Illustrator does not remember the SVG font subsetting, image location and 'Preserve Illustrator Editing Capabilities' options.
The SVGs are saved using the Save As… dialogue window with 'Use Artboards' selected.
I am using Illustrator 27.8 on Mac OS 12.7.2.
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Something I just discovered, when you save an SVG using Export As… the font-family is set to:
font-family: ArialMT, Arial;
Which would solve this issue for us, except that we cannot use Export As… as the SVG is not then compatible with our content management system, which requires the !DOCTYPE declaration to be included.
Why does that not happen when using Save As…, surely that must be a fairly simple thing to implement?