Problems due to too many fonts???

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Robbie Hatley

I just got a strange message when I opened a Microsoft Works
database on my Windows 2000 system:

Warning: over 500 fonts in system! This program may not
display correctly! Please delete some fonts!

I do have a lot of fonts, but I never dreamed that having
too many fonts could cause problems.

Is this a MS-Works-only thing, or can having over 500 fonts
installed cause other problems in Windows 2000 as well?

--
Curious,
Robbie Hatley
Tustin, CA, USA
lonewolfintj at pacbell dot net
(put "[usenet]" in subject to bypass spam filter)
http://home.pacbell.net/earnur/
 
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Colon Terminus

Robbie Hatley said:
I just got a strange message when I opened a Microsoft Works
database on my Windows 2000 system:

Warning: over 500 fonts in system! This program may not
display correctly! Please delete some fonts!

I do have a lot of fonts, but I never dreamed that having
too many fonts could cause problems.

Is this a MS-Works-only thing, or can having over 500 fonts
installed cause other problems in Windows 2000 as well?

--
Curious,
Robbie Hatley
Tustin, CA, USA
lonewolfintj at pacbell dot net
(put "[usenet]" in subject to bypass spam filter)
http://home.pacbell.net/earnur/

My guess is that it is a MS Works problem (is it an old version of Works?).
I have over 3000 fonts installed on my Windows 2000 workstation and have had
for over six years now. Never have had a problem related to fonts, nor a
performance issue, in all that time.
 
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Rich Greenberg

I just got a strange message when I opened a Microsoft Works
database on my Windows 2000 system:

Warning: over 500 fonts in system! This program may not
display correctly! Please delete some fonts!

I do have a lot of fonts, but I never dreamed that having
too many fonts could cause problems.

Is this a MS-Works-only thing, or can having over 500 fonts
installed cause other problems in Windows 2000 as well?

Pre NT versions of windows (95, 98, 98se & me) had problems with large
number of fonts. AFAIK, NT versions of windows don't have a problem.
 

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