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#231634 - 05/30/05 12:11 PM My font-book screw up again
wallbanger stranger Registered: 09/11/04 Posts: 10	I added 1600 fonts to the fontBook program (in 4 entirely different folders) when I went to my illustratorCS program, every freaking one of the fonts have showed up ......... as full time loaded fonts. whats up .......... can anybody straighten me out?<br><br>
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#231635 - 05/30/05 12:44 PM Re: My font-book screw up again [Re: wallbanger]
steveg Making a new reply. Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 25080 Loc: D'OHio	Not to be flip, but try Suitcase or FontAgent. Hell hot linotype would be better than Font Book. Phooey!<br><br> _________________________
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#231636 - 05/30/05 02:55 PM Re: My font-book screw up again [Re: wallbanger]
Mississauga Canuckistani Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 3351 Loc: Ontario, Canada	Fonts added to Font Book are automatically activated. You'll need to turn them off manually. This step is pretty easy if you have created custom sets for different font families.<br><br>- alec _________________________ - alec -
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#231637 - 06/01/05 07:44 PM Re: My font-book screw up again [Re: wallbanger]
Pete www.workwithpete.com Registered: 06/17/03 Posts: 5996 Loc: United States	I don't think FontBook's meant to handle such a big load- like Steve says, try a commercial font utility such as Suitcase or FAP...<br><br>Back in Black... _________________________ Work With ____!
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