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Michael:

There are basicly 4 fonts in Java and it looks like, on your machine,
you have 4 other fonts that alias back with 1 Java font having 2
aliases.

You don't have access to ATM, TT fonts, etc. from Java as those are
platform specific font implementations.

-Rich

Michael Lazarev wrote:
> 
> Hi all!
> I have 691 fonts in my Windows '98 system.
> So why does this code fill FontList[] only with nine of them
> (Dialog, Sans Serif, Serif, Monospaced, Helvetica, Times Roman, Courier,
> Dialog Input, ZapfDingbats)?
> 
> Toolkit Tools = getToolkit();
> String FontList[] = Tools.getFontList();
> 
> If you have any ideas about it answer me please!
> ML

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