[en] You installed a custom font on your computer. You can print labels using that custom font from Desktop Designer, but Automation prints the default font (usually Arial) instead.
[en] The problem occurs because you installed the custom font only for the user that runs Desktop Designer. Automation runs as a Service and often under a different user. Automation user doesn't have access to the custom font.
[en] Reinstall the custom font for all users:
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[en] Press the Windows key and type "Font settings" to open your Fonts settings.
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[en] Click your custom font, then click Uninstall.
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[en] Reinstall the custom font, but this time, use the option Install for all users.
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[en] If you download the custom font from the Internet, first unzip the package and then run font installation from the unzipped file.
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[en] Restart your computer to apply the changes.
[en] Now, you can print your labels using custom fonts from Automation.