The look and feel sliders don't seem to display correctly - is anyone else seeing them?

The look and feel sliders are displayed.

Kind regards
NCD

Word will use any font you have in your system. I have no clue what fonts may be on your system, other than Arial. However, I would be able to send you along a font that I'm free to distribute, if necessary. Would that be acceptable?

For clarification, the above applies not only to MS Word, but to the entire office suite.

Max,

Microsoft Office 2010 (as all versions) comes with a standard set of fonts. You would need to have a copy running to see them. While I appreciate your offer of a font, I have done this in the past and it is too cumbersome to distribute the font as well as the word template to people with whom I collaborate so they produce documents with the required look.

This time I have chosen to design a brand which fits (it doesn't have to be identical) with one of the Office 2010 fonts (designer to recommend).

Cheers,
Mark

please guarantee the payment for better submissions

Ramesh,

I didn't guarantee payment at first as this was my first experience of Design Crowd and indeed crowd sourcing, and it was the default option. But now having seen the talent - the designs are really good - I am happy to guarantee payment. I find the button to press now to make it so.

Cheers,
Mark

Mark
Thank you for guarantee the payment. I would be very pleased to show you my design. :)

I see. Perhaps there's something I don't know. I'll have to admit I'm much more familiar with Adobe products. When I open MS word 2010 on my own computer, it shows all of the Adobe fonts I have, as well as some fonts that I've created, myself, as choices. That doesn't mean you're wrong. It could mean that there's something here I'm not familiar with.

Anyway, I'll come up with something.