I use LibreOffice Impress to edit .pps slides.
I open the .pps file with LibreOffice Impress, edit the slides and save as .pps. I have bold text and normal text in the slides, but saving to .pps turns all text to bold.
Any idea how I can fix this ?
Compatibility problem?
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Faq/General/118
Please also report the behaviour as a bug on Bugzilla https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/
See also
How to report errors in LibreOffice
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Thank you very much.
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Kompatibilitätsproblem?
Faq/Allgemein/118 - The Document Foundation Wiki.
Bitte melde das Verhalten auch als Fehler in Bugzilla https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/ .
Siehe auch
Wie man Fehler in LibreOffice meldet
Wie man Fehler in LibreOffice meldet - The Document Foundation Wiki
aber warum hier auf Deutsch ? 
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Perhaps a bad day?!
Do you have the original font installed on the computer on which you are editing the pps? It might be a substituted font, look at the name of the font in the toolbar, if it is italicised then a substitute font is being displayed. I frequently get Cooper Std Black offered as a substitute which is very bold and indistinguishable from its bold version.
You can either install the original font or find a suitably similar font and use that.
Alternatively, add the suitable font as a substitute for the missing font in the font substitution table in Tools > Options > LibreOffice > Fonts, see help Fonts
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I have add the font to the font table and this solved the problem. Thanks !