Ground Controls->Non_PDF->Fonts->Usage


Menu Styled -  This Ground Control will trigger if the user applied a style to a font without selecting the actual font name from the font selection menu. This can cause problems if the user applies a style of say Bold to a font and actually does not have the Bold version of  that font loaded on their computer. QuarkXPress and PageMaker allowed this "menu styling" to occur. InDesign does not allow this feature.


Encoding -  This Ground Control will trigger when a font uses a non-standard encoding. The non-standard encoding affects how output devices may image a font. 


Unused Fonts -  Should be Unused fonts in Style Sheet. This Ground Control will trigger if an unused style sheet is referencing a font that is not currently active. This will not affect print output, but may be a condition that some people may want to be warned is present.


Small point sizes -  This Ground Control will trigger if text below the specified size is detected as used in the document. This can be important if someone uses say 4 point type and in your workflow type this small tends to break up and become unreadable.


Text Shadow -  This Ground Control will trigger if a text container has a drop shadow applied to it. InDesign and Quark currently only allow drop shadows applied to the entire text container.