This Enfocus PitStop command allows us to search within a document to see if a font named in a particular way has been used. If there is a matching font, the search is considered successful, this is reflected in a report and the PDF will be marked as chosen in the "Log" area for further processing.
If the requested font does not exist, the action produces no result.
If we check the checkbox "Use regular expressions", we can search using the PitStop regular expression wildcards.
Warning: If regular expressions are not used, the search must be for the whole name, not just a part of it.
That is, if the font "MinionPro-Regular" has been used, searching only for "egular" or "Pro-regular" will not produce any results, as they are only part of the name. If we want such a search to produce results, we must check the box "Use regular expressions" and then type ".+regular", for example (the dot followed by + indicates "any character or characters, regardless of their number").
Similarly, typing ".+egul" will not produce results because the two characters at the end will be missing, so we should type ".+egul.+".
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