To understand mapping font encodings, it's probably best to start with what font encodings are not. Font encodings do not give you control over the font usage in the output. (If you want to use a particular font, you need to set that up in the paragraph mappings, among other things. See the User's Guide for more information.)
So, what's font encoding all about? It lets you control how the character sets are translated into different output formats. For a standard font (such as Arial or Helvetica) and symbol fonts (such as Symbol), use Latin1. If you're using the International Edition of WebWorks Publisher Standard Edition 7.0, use the font character mapping that corresponds to the language of the FrameMaker source document, such as Japanese. If your document contains a mix of languages, use Unicode.
Generally, WebWorks Publisher Standard Edition 7.0 does a good job of automapping your font encodings. But if you need to change them, here's how:
The Properties window is displayed. By default, the mappings for paragraph tags are shown.
The list on the left shows the fonts in your FrameMaker files. The list on the right shows the WebWorks Publisher Standard Edition 7.0 character mapping styles.