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2 total messages Started by Bjorn Larsen Tue, 17 Jul 1990 09:04
Duplicate font entries in Word 4.0?
#3372
Author: Bjorn Larsen
Date: Tue, 17 Jul 1990 09:04
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I have just installed a (large) number of screen fonts in
my System file using the Font/DA Mover.

After doing this I find that Word 4.0 creates duplicate
entries in the font menu, thusly:

	.
	.
	.
	B American Typewriter Bold
	B Avant Garde Demi
	B Avant Garde Demi
	B Avant Garde Demi
	B Avant Garde Demi
	B Avant Garde Demi
	B Benguiat Bold
	.
	.
	.

Other applications seem to create perfect font menus.
I have tried the following:

  - disabling all INITs
  - using Suitcase II and placing the screen fonts in one
    external file.
  - using Suitcase II and placing the screen fonts in several
    external files.
  - changing to Word 4.0A

.. but without luck. (When using several external files the
symptoms changed a bit - now a number of font entries *disappeared*,
as well).


Are there any known bugs in Word 4.0/4.0A that might have to do
with this?

Any workarounds?

Environment:

	8Mb Mac IIcx
	System 6.0.4


In advance thanks,
--
Bjorn Larsen                University of Oslo,  Norway
                                             bl@nuug.no
                                         +47 2 45 35 30
Re: Duplicate font entries in Word 4.0?
#3391
Author: Veljko Roskar
Date: Tue, 17 Jul 1990 18:21
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Use Font Harmony and Font/Sound Compress that came with Suitcase II.


Best regards,

Veljko Roskar                        BITNET:  roskar@jhuvms.bitnet
Department of Chemical Engineering INTERNET:  roskar@jhuvms.hcf.jhu.edu  
   The Johns Hopkins University        UUCP:  uunet!mimsy!aplcen!jhunix!roskar
     Baltimore, Maryland 21218        VOICE:  301-338-7054
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