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| Hello, I need some helpon how OSX manage fonts. To my knowledge, the OS is loading fonts located in: - Library/Fonts - System/Library/Fonts - ~user/library/fonts However, even after removing all my fonts from tyhe above folder, I stil had fonts loading in my applications. Some of these fonts were corrupted and I did not know from WHERE these fonts were coming... Then I recognize a font I had in my previous OS9. By removing the font folder in my Classic folder and restarting, these fonts disappear! My questions: - how to instruct OS X not to load my fonts in the Classic folder and how is it possible??? When I want to start the Mac under Classic I must now first manually place the font folder back in the System Folder before restarting which is annoying... - Are there other preferences or elements shared between 0S X and OS 9 ? - Could this be due to a shareware software ? (I hade a friend using my computer for a while...) Thanks, Olivier |
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| I still do not understand why OS X should "automatically" load fonts from another OS ? This is illogic... Olivier |
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| Olivier, OS X loads the OS 9 fonts that are located in the fonts folder inside the OS 9 system folder. I think if you remove the unwanted fonts from that fonts folder, OS X will not load them. That said, if you ever use OS 9, it might need some of those OS 9 fonts. Oh, it's not illogical. I have some OS 9 fonts that have not been made available for OS X. I need them. Apple at least allows me the ability to use them. Joe |
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| Olivier, OS X loads the OS 9 fonts that are located in the fonts folder inside the OS 9 system folder. I think if you remove the unwanted fonts from that fonts folder, OS X will not load them. That said, if you ever use OS 9, it might need some of those OS 9 fonts. Joe |
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| > OS X loads the OS 9 fonts that are located in the fonts folder inside > the OS 9 system folder. I think if you remove the unwanted fonts from > that fonts folder, OS X will not load them. > That said, if you ever use OS 9, it might need some of those OS 9 fonts. This is my problem, I am continously switching between the two OS. I think I will make a script that will automatically put back the font folder in OS 9 System Folder then launch Classic... ![]() > Oh, it's not illogical. I have some OS 9 fonts that have not been made > available for OS X. I need them. Apple at least allows me the ability t > use them. I see.. I thought that conversion of fonts was not a problem. Thanks Joe, Olivier |
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