I have many fonts and now and then I get some message notifying me that I
have more than 500. Everything seems to work fine tho. On my other computer
(XP Pro) I had about 900 fonts with no problems.
Having said that - do you *REALLY* think you need that many fonts? This
question is coming from an admitted font-aholic. Honestly, 2000 is a bit
overboard.
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"SalemCat" wrote in message
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The CD is a Greenstreet Fonts from the Win 98 (maybe 95) era. So although
there were no error messages the Autorun did not seem to be sucessful.
On the other hand, your suggestion to use the FONTS icon in the Control
Panel worked fine. This was a DUHH moment for me. Your answer was clear,
and
should have been obvious to me (but wasn't).
Sadly, despite several searches thru the Windows Help system, MS could not
provide any answer. But you sure did !!
Do you think having 2000 fonts loaded are going to cause any trouble in a
Vista Ultimate system running under a Core 2 Duo E6600 and 2 GB DDR2 ? (I
hope not)