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Removing excess fonts
I will add my solution to the list as it may be helpful as well. I was charged with making our DTP and regular users compatible in our mixed OS X and OS 9 environment. We have always had a 'blessed font' selection that was deployed on any new install from OS 9 days. Most of our documents already are using the type 1 and a handful of TT fonts.
I found several articles and by combining what I found (however there still seems to be some voodoo involved with complete font management) we have what appears to be a working font deployment. I remove the system fonts that were specified in one source document but it may differ from what the original tip contributor here has discovered. No fonts are stored in the /Library or User directory but placed in the 'System Folder'; as stated this is to maintain compatibility with X/9 systems so you can place in /Library or User directory i you do not have a classic boot folder or do not need to maintain the font environment with OS 9 users
Removing excess fonts
See also
Font Mgt in Panther Fonts & Type Services 1 Fonts & Type Services 2 Fonts & Type Services 3 on Apple discussions |
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