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An informative Apple guide to font management
The problem I have found in replacing the system versions of some fonts, such as Helvetica, is that some of the PostScript versions display incorrectly. I have been able to fix this by opening the printer font file in Fontographer, and saving a new font suitcase.
It seems to be an issue with unicode support, and it effects such applications as Safari, iChat, Mail, etc. Using Suitcase X1 to turn on a PostScript version of Helvetica has crashed iChat on several occasions, and QuarkXPress 6 both displays and prints the fonts incorrectly. Here is a screen shot of the malformed fonts in Suitcase. In this case it's AGaramond. And here is Helvetica rendering wrong in the address line in Mail. Anyone have any ideas?
An informative Apple guide to font management
I've seen the same thing happen in Safari v100.1 with only the standard OS X .dfont fonts enabled.
An informative Apple guide to font management
I had the same problem, and removed helvetica fractions from my user/lib/fonts folder. |
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