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MikeB
OK, on my PC, in the C:\Windows\fonts\ folder there is a file
script.fon. I assume this means I have the script font installed. The
properties says it is a standard MS font and is part of the operating
system.
The Icon for it has a big, red "A" in it, so it's not a TrueType or
OpenType font (that much I know).
However, neither MS Word nor a "font browser" program I found on the
internet (http://www.stcassociates.com/lab/fontbrowser.html), nor my
web browsers (IE and Firefox) will display the "Script" font. It is
not selectable in MS Word in the list of fonts.
I tried installing the font (by using the font install dialog and
pointing to the script.fon file in the fonts folder), but that just
told me the font was already installed.
Where do I go from here?
script.fon. I assume this means I have the script font installed. The
properties says it is a standard MS font and is part of the operating
system.
The Icon for it has a big, red "A" in it, so it's not a TrueType or
OpenType font (that much I know).
However, neither MS Word nor a "font browser" program I found on the
internet (http://www.stcassociates.com/lab/fontbrowser.html), nor my
web browsers (IE and Firefox) will display the "Script" font. It is
not selectable in MS Word in the list of fonts.
I tried installing the font (by using the font install dialog and
pointing to the script.fon file in the fonts folder), but that just
told me the font was already installed.
Where do I go from here?