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How to salvage OS X when fonts go awry
Here is the safe, accurate, fast way I salvaged my fonts after screwing them up. Using the amazing and free Linotype FontExplorer X go to:
That should do it. You can run through the rest of the options under Tools if you want. This will place a folder of removed fonts on your desktop. You can add back in what you want but all of the removed fonts are extras, i.e. not system related, so removing them simply resets your system fonts while leaving them for you to add later if you so desire. I've done this on two different Macs and have had spectacular results in each case.
How to salvage OS X when fonts go awry
Seconded. I've been using FontExplorer X to manage my type collection a few months now and it's great. |
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