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Hi Bob
Bob Stern wrote:
> Erik Richard Sørensen <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>> My fonts are these:
>> Header: Arial RoundedMT.otf (Bold, 22p, preface page only)
>> Footer: Arial Narrow.ttf (Bold, 10p, line-height 0,9)
>> Body: Arial.otf (Plain & bold text, 12p)
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> In OS X 10.9 (Mavericks), my copies of all these fonts in
> /System/Fonts/ have a extension of .ttf, not .otf.
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> This is just a guess, but you might want to search your
> computer for .ttf versions of these fonts and use those instead.
> To be sure OS X doesn't keep using the .otf fonts, at a minimum
> you should replace the .otf fonts with zip archives, delete the
> system font cache, and restart.
Hm, I'm not sure whether I have the TTF versions anymore. The OTF
versions belong to the full Arial pro-package. - I'll have to look
through my font archive disk to see, if the TTF versions should be there
somewhere.
Most of my fonts are now either OTF or OTT - all managed by Linotype
FontExplorer. A few are still TT/TTF but these are some old very special
graphical and ornamental fonts...
One of my standard maintenance procedures is regularely - apprx. once
every month - to delete cache files such as font cache and system cache
files. I've found that this keeps performance at it's best. Last
cleaning was last week...
Cheers, Erik Richard
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