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Unable to install the font
Windows cannot install xyz (TrueType)font. There may be too many fonts installed, or the font file may be damaged.Uninstall some fonts before installing new ones, or check with your font vendor about obtaining a new file.
So I tried the obvious solution and deleted about 10 lame fonts. I was finally able to install 1 font before I got the same message again. My dad's computer has always constantly have one thing or another fucked up. But can anyone help? I don't want to wait till I get my own computer, a Dell, before I can get back to doing some web design stuff.
PS: One other thing, I can't get that sample file that says "The quick brown fox..." when I double-click a font. The computer makes that loading sound like it's doing something, but nothing happens.
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Calvin: "Isn't that weird?? If computers can think, what will people be better at than machines?"
Hobbes: "Irrational behavior."
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[This message has been edited by Hobbes (edited November 23, 2000).]
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Calvin: "Isn't that weird?? If computers can think, what will people be better at than machines?"
Hobbes: "Irrational behavior."
This post is sponsored in part by the Federation Starship Datalink
organize your fonts in to groups of whatever number your system is comfortable dealing with, mine has a 500 error, why I don't know.
I then made several directoies, er folders to you young ones, and placed my fonts in those. As I wanted a differnet font I would uninstall one that I wasn't using, and install the one I was. Depending on design project I would move install entire directories.
This was my way, and most definately not the best I imagine, but it worked. You may also want to try a font manager. I've never used one so I couldn't tell you crap about one.
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It can also keep notes for you about which font you used for what graphic/site/etc, which makes it really handy.