SSRS supported alternatives for "PMN caecilia" font type

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Hi,

Could you please suggest alternative font types for "PMN Caecilia" and those should be available in 2008 SSRS reports to use. Please help me.

Thanks,
Sindhu

What I have tried:

Adelle and Amasis

and few other font mentioned in the following link but nothing is supported by the SSRS 2008 report server.
[http://www.identifont.com/similar?TF]

Posted 28-Dec-17 2:23am

Naga Sindhura

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ZurdoDev 28-Dec-17 9:59am

Never heard of that font. I suggest googling for alternatives and keep trying till you find one that works.

David_Wimbley 28-Dec-17 19:51pm

Why can't you just install the font on the SSRS server itself. Then it becomes a useable font.

Naga Sindhura 28-Dec-17 22:31pm

client won't allow us to install new font typesin report servers.

David_Wimbley 28-Dec-17 23:51pm

Well the only fonts available in SSRS are going to be the fonts available on the server. Since only you have access to that server (or your client), only you know what fonts can be used as an alternate.

I'd suggest you just load the fonts folder in explorer and view the available fonts and if something looks close, click it so you can view that "quick brown fox jumps...". etc.

We could recommend fonts till the cows come home but if that font isn't installed on that server, our recommendations won't do you a whole lot of good.

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