protected override void ReplaceFontElementNames(string strFontNameOld, string strFontNameNew)
{
// Update, for the D:\temp\BWDC\Dennis\Steve Parker\Steve P Working\Steve P Legacy files,
// I think we don't want to just change the name, but get rid of the element altogether...
// (or it could display improperly if the original was a symbol font)
// So now, just delete it... Word should be able to recreate it if it's actually needed
// <w:font w:name="Mangal">
foreach (var fontElement in FontsListRoot.Elements(w + "font").Where(e => GetAttributeValue(e, w + "name") == strFontNameOld))
{
fontElement.Remove();
}
// <w:defaultFonts w:ascii="Times New Roman" w:fareast="Times New Roman" w:h-ansi="Times New Roman" w:cs="Times New Roman" />
// and if that font is used as one of the ranges of the 'defaultFonts' element, then change that too
UpdateAllChildElementAttributesValue(FontsListRoot, w + "defaultFonts", strFontNameOld, strFontNameNew);
}
public override bool HasFonts(List <string> astrFontsToSearchFor)
{
return(FontsListRoot.Elements(w + "font")
.Any(e => astrFontsToSearchFor.Contains(GetAttributeValue(e, w + "name"))));
}
