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10.3: Resolve feature in Font Book may cause problems
I also had some problems after using the 'resolve' feature but I hadn't even thought it may be the culprit until reading this thread. I had also been checking out other new features of Panther, including setting up new user accounts, fast user switching and Exposé Hot Corners. After restarting my machine (Dual 500-G4) my desktop showed up without the chosen picture. The mouse pointer moved but nothing responded to mouse clicks except the menu bar (no desktop icons or Dock). I solved the problem by logging in as another user (which worked normally) and launching rBrowserLite with Pseudo and deleteing a bunch of recently modified preferences, including anything relating to the finder and the dock.
10.3: Resolve feature in Font Book may cause problems
I had the same problem. Fortunately it only affected my account, so it hinted at being a user-level problem. The console indicated that ATSServer (or something like it) was having trouble reading from a .fodb file. I did a search on the file and found that it seems to be a cache file located in /Library/Caches/com.apple.ATS. In this directory there are subdirectories of numbers. I think these are userIDs. In my userID, there was a list of files ending in .fodb. I trashed the Local.fodb and Local.fcache. Upon restart things seemed to be fine again. I really think that font book is a dangerously flawed application and should not be used. |
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