This will print a list of files inside the Keynote document package (actually a. Replacing 'Calibri' and 'a.key' with the name of the font that's missing and the name of the Keynote file respectively.
One thing you can do to help you narrow down where it's being used is to open a terminal, cd to the directory containing the Keynote file & run the following command: font='Corbel' file='a.key' dest=/tmp/`md5 -q $file` unzip $file -d $dest &> /dev/null & grep -re $font $dest | cut -c 50- & rm -rf $dest It could also be in another embedded file inside he presentation e.g an. As others have pointed out it is most likely being used in a style definition. After your Mac validates the font and opens the Font Book app, the font is installed and available for use.
FONT MISSING IN FONTBOOK MAC OS X
I also notice that a number of fonts do not show up in my menu for Pages, even though they are loaded and show up for InDesign, for instance. Under Mac OS X 10.3 or above (including the FontBook) Double-click the font in the Finder, then click Install Font in the font preview window that opens. I’ve tried clearing font cache, restoring default fonts in FontBook. If some are missing, make sure you have signed in the Mac with the correct user account: fonts could have been installed just for a specific user (meaning they would be in their account's /Library/Fonts) instead of for all users in the main. The short answer is that the Keynote file is actually using the font in question, but that it's just not obvious where it is. I even went ahead and upgraded to Big Sur, but problem remains. I would suggest running the said FontBook, checking what fonts appear in the All Fonts selector.
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