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Article #4161Re: Problem deleting fonts from Windows Fonts folder
From: Tim Murray
Date: Sun, 09 Jun 2002 14:13
Date: Sun, 09 Jun 2002 14:13
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All those FON fonts are hidden files. They don't show up in the usual Fonts > Install or in ATM because they aren't "installed" in the same way. They are installed when Windows builds its operating system the first time. If you install Win98 again, you probably will not lose any applications you already have installed. But this may be a good opportunity to upgrade to Windows 2000 (I still would not use XP yet), or at least Win98 Second Edition, which you can find on eBay.
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