Font Book

No it's not that. I can see the fonts listed in Photoshop and in Font Book. ...

the font within Font Book. ...

ts are stored on a Windows share and according to Windows have a byte count of 0. Obviously this is a mistake, probably due to Windows not being able to read the font correctly. ...

Manually adding fonts to any of your active Fonts folders should not cause a problem. I do it all the time. However, I am wondering if you are adding your fonts to an inactive Fonts folder. The Fonts folders in your Previous Systems folders are inactive. You will not see your fonts if you place them there.

in my applications. I have tried this with Illustrator and Photoshop....nothing. I have fonts in my User Library and Main Library as well. I don't like to Use font book and have just added them manually to my system. I have gone though and verified permissions, etc. ...

Tell you what, I'll give you $1137 for your Apple set up and then you can buy three sets of that Dell wonder. Deal?

:mad: What about all the glorious hype about the PowerPC g5 chip w/ the 64 bit architecture and Altivek etc, etc,? What a load! I should have just stuck with a $379 Dell (includes 17" LCD) and saved $3500 (G5 2.0 and 23"LCD)!!! This reminds of when I bought my first Mac in '95 ($4000 Powermac 7500/100!) I was promised "phone support for life" which Apple promptly dropped...

I have, and this dos work for documents, but even if I disable the font in Font Book, AOL & Explorer still display pages with this scruffy, unreadable font, it makes browsing such a misery, but luckily Safari isn't touched so thats all I have been using to browse

and add them to font book. ...

Font Book added Arial to my Grunge collection and won't let me remove it, and my demo of FontAgentPro is really, really clunky. ...