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Excuse my confusion...
But all of the "new" features are part of OSX.
Excuse my confusion...
Actually, Mac OS X does not allow you to activate and deactivate fonts like Suitcase does. If you want to have your fonts available to your applications, you must place them in one of the Mac OS X Fonts folders. If they are not in there, they are not available to your apps. The Mac OS X Font Panel is only available to Cocoa applications and only lets you create font collections (similar to sets) but does not allow you to activate or deactivate fonts.
an answer to your confusion...
Mac OS X will not activate and deactivate fonts. You must manually add and remove them from the various system Font folders. Additionally, the Mac OS X's font panel will only allow you to group your fonts (all of which are active) and even then it only works in Cocoa applications. There are very few Cocoa applications at this point, most are Carbon or simply run in Classic. |
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