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You have to answer some questons first?
What OS are you running?
Windows or Mac
do you have suitcase or another font management software?
Marcus
What OS are you running?
Windows or Mac
do you have suitcase or another font management software?
Marcus
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C:/Windows/Fonts. Open the Windows fonts folder, and File>Install New Font, navigate to the location of the TTF's and load them up. Don't save fonts to the AICS fonts folder, that's not how it works.
XP has a pretty good system for handling fonts, very straightforward and not buggy. You should not have any trouble doing it this way, at least with TT fonts.
Bert Philippus
C:/Windows/Fonts. Open the Windows fonts folder, and File>Install New Font, navigate to the location of the TTF's and load them up. Don't save fonts to the AICS fonts folder, that's not how it works.
XP has a pretty good system for handling fonts, very straightforward and not buggy. You should not have any trouble doing it this way, at least with TT fonts.
Bert Philippus
Another place you can download free fonts is at
And you can also install fonts in your XP system from the Control Panel - Fonts option. File - Install font
Once you use a font in Illustrator and you-re done editing the text, convert it to outlines so you will not have any problems if you take your drawing with neat fonts to another machine that dosen-t have those fonsts installed. Remember that fonts only display correctly if the computer where you're working has that font installed.
And you can also install fonts in your XP system from the Control Panel - Fonts option. File - Install font
Once you use a font in Illustrator and you-re done editing the text, convert it to outlines so you will not have any problems if you take your drawing with neat fonts to another machine that dosen-t have those fonsts installed. Remember that fonts only display correctly if the computer where you're working has that font installed.
Tony's suggestion is helpful, but remember ALWAYS keep a copy of the actual text for a backup BEFORE outlining the fonts. Outlining is NOT reversible, and with a backup you can make changes to the text later on if you need to.
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