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Re: *-? Creation of Font List ?-*

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From: Jens Schulze
Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2003 16:50
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"Michael T Kleven" wrote:

> Is there a script or efficient way to make a font list of all fonts
located
> in a font folder? {Short of typing and copying text and applying 1000+
> fonts? Which would take quite a while to do...}This process would be
> to create a reference book of fonts.

It would be fine if you can provide us with the humble info which operating
system the script should be for, unfortunately our group oracle is out of
office.
Did you know that the usage of weird characters and patterns in forum topics
will decrease the chance of helpfull responses? ;-)

Jens
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