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This new message is displayed in DX11 mode when Fusion cannot find True Type fonts to embed in the EXE (as the DX11 runtime only supports true type fonts). Those fonts will be replaced by others at runtime. I think the message can display standard font names if the font is not installed and Windows replaced it by another one, but I need to check.
I think Terminal is not a True Type font. What's the last one in the Data Elements screen shot?
I see, it's a bug in lots of objects made by Fernando, a function says the object supports text features although it doesn't, so the font name gets randomly initialized. He probably created all his objects from an original bugged template. I'll tell him what to change in those objects. In the meantime I attach a fixed version of Admob.
That was quick 
Thank you [MENTION=5114]Yves[/MENTION].
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