Re: Fonts Installed by Office 2004 for Mac
From: Phil Leahy (pleahy_at_lhric.org)
Date: 12/09/04
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Date: Thu, 09 Dec 2004 10:13:17 -0500
On 11/22/04 3:21 PM, in article
jemcgimpsey-197BCA.13210922112004@msnews.microsoft.com, "JE McGimpsey"
<jemcgimpsey@mvps.org> wrote:
> In article <ad9b339b.0411221200.7041fb05@posting.google.com>,
> tim@crackpotinventions.com (crackpotinventor) wrote:
>
>> I'm trying to find out if I'll
>> be able to open these Word documents (with these odd fonts) after I
>> update to OSX and Office 2004, or if I'll be able to install the
>> necesary fonts, then open the docs (as opposed to changing all the
>> fonts in these existing documents). If you have the answer for this,
>> I'd appreciate it.
>
> You'll certainly be able to open the docs. Word will make substitutions
> if necessary.
>
> If you install your fonts in Classic's System Folder, Word will use
> them unless you have a font of the same name in your ~:Library:Fonts or
> HD:Library:Fonts folders.
>
> Here are the fonts that are in the Office 2004 fonts folder:
>
> Abadi MT Condensed Extra Bold
> Abadi MT Condensed Light
> Andale Mono
> Arial
> Arial Black
> Arial Narrow
> Arial Rounded Bold
> Baskerville Old Face
> Batang.ttf
> Bauhaus 93
> Bell MT
> Bernard MT Condensed
> Book Antiqua
> Bookman Old Style
> Braggadocio
> Britannic Bold
> Brush Script
> Calisto MT
> Century
> Century Gothic
> Century Schoolbook
> Colonna
> Comic Sans MS
> Cooper Black
> Copperplate Gothic Bold
> Copperplate Gothic Light
> Curlz MT
> Desdemona
> Edwardian Script ITC
> Engravers MT
> Eurostile
> Footlight Light
> Garamond
> Georgia
> Gill Sans Ultra Bold
> Gloucester MT Extra Condensed
> Goudy Old Style
> Gulim.ttf
> Haettenschweiler
> Harrington
> Impact
> Imprint MT Shadow
> Kino
> Lucida Blackletter
> Lucida Bright
> Lucida Calligraphy
> Lucida Fax
> Lucida Sans
> Lucida Sans Typewriter
> Matura Script Capitals
> Mistral
> Modern No. 20
> Monotype Corsiva
> Monotype Sorts
> MS Gothic.ttf
> MS Mincho.ttf
> MS PGothic.ttf
> MS PMincho.ttf
> MT Extra
> News Gothic MT
> Onyx
> Perpetua Titling MT
> Playbill
> PMingLiU.ttf
> Rockwell
> Rockwell Extra Bold
> SimSun.ttf
> Stencil
> Tahoma
> Times New Roman
> Trebuchet MS
> Verdana
> Wide Latin
> Wingdings
> Wingdings 2
> Wingdings 3
Is there any way to reset MS_Office so that it will not install these fonts
on a network Home Directory. It seems wasteful to have these font's
installed in the Applications/Microsoft Office 2004/Office/Fonts and
Macintosh HD/Library/Fonts and then the Application installs another 80Mb in
each users home directory when they first login. Is there anyway around
this?
Phil
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Phil Leahy
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BOCES/LHRIC
44 Executive Blvd.
Elmsford, NY 10523
pleahy@lhric.org
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