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Highlight the element in your template that uses the custom font.įrom the Google Docs Font menu select the custom font you wish to apply to the highlighted template element. You can add a custom font to a Google Docs template as follows:įrom the Google Docs Font menu select More Fonts. Use the procedure described in topic Verifying All Custom Fonts are Present to ensure that no custom fonts remain. This will open the template in Google Docs.įrom the Google Docs Font menu, uncheck all custom fonts. Go to either the Behavior > Workflow or Behavior > Reports pane in the Editor.Įxpand the appropriate workflow rule or report.įind the Email Body Template or Attachment Template property.Ĭlick the View button following the template name. You can remove the custom fonts from a Google Docs template as follows: Removing All Custom Fonts from a Template This value will be "true" if the Google Docs attachment template contains custom fonts. It may take a minute or so for the record to appear in Audit History.Ĭlick the binoculars icon in the "Details" column.Ĭheck the "EmailAttachment" property for the value "AttachmentTemplateHasCustomFonts". Look for the appropriate Workflow Action record in the "Operation" column of Audit History.

Go to the Manage > Monitor tab and select "Audit History". You can determine whether a Google Docs attachment template contains a custom font by triggering the workflow rule and doing the following: If you experience this problem, we recommend completely removing all custom fonts from your Google Docs template file. The resulting PDF document may not display the text using the custom font at all. The PDF service sometimes fails to convert the HTML file to PDF correctly when custom fonts are present. Some customers have reported problems when using custom fonts in their templates.