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Step-By-Step Instructions
- Login to the desired environment with an account that has the proper role.
- Edit the URL in the browser to remove everything after the oraclecloud.com/
- Add xmlpserver to the URL and press <ENTER>
- Select the "person" icon in the top right corner and select "Administration" from the drop down. See screenshot below
![Click to View Full Image Uploaded Image (Thumbnail)](https://servicecenter.twu.edu/TDPortal/Images/Viewer?fileName=7a8f10cf-091c-4f00-89ff-1e5da417b667-thumb.jpg&beidInt=86)
5. Select "Font Mappings" on the right side column under Runtime Configuration section
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6. In the "Manage Custom Fonts" section, click upload and upload the MICR font.
![Click to View Full Image Uploaded Image (Thumbnail)](https://servicecenter.twu.edu/TDPortal/Images/Viewer?fileName=6cab34d0-b07f-4731-9bb9-f8ae74987b4a-thumb.jpg&beidInt=86)
7. The new font type will then need to be applied to with the PDF and/or RTF formats. Click on the "Add Font Mapping" button in the respective format section, see screenshot above. This will open a form to apply the font mapping, see screenshot below.
![Click to View Full Image Uploaded Image (Thumbnail)](https://servicecenter.twu.edu/TDPortal/Images/Viewer?fileName=d22da5fc-7ec0-4eba-9185-281125b66f73-thumb.jpg&beidInt=86)
8. Add the corresponding Base Font and target font as shown above in the example adding MICR font to the RTF format. Don.t forget to click "Apply" in the top right.