If your company is using PowerPoint 2010, 2013, or 2016, for instance, you’ll want to stick to one of the font families listed at the end of that post. That information still applies to folks using older versions of Office.
In my previous post: An update on “safe fonts” for PowerPoint, I explained what safe fonts are and how to avoid font substitution when sharing files with others. No longer are we limited to a short list of fonts deemed safe for templates and shared presentations. Cloud fonts are here and the font story for PowerPoint has changed.
