Trying to take projects between PC and Mac is very difficult because the fonts don't always work with both formats...\nhelp?
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Ultimately there is not an easy way to know.  By default MacOSX uses true type fonts and if you install an Adobe tool it will handle postscript fonts.  Most TT fonts will work on both unless they were incorrectly created.  Most postscript fonts will work on both, but the nature of adobe sofware is that it will save font files with no extension so they can't be transferred to PC, or they store fonts in multiple files, ie a screen font vs a printer font and when you try to copy from one platform to another you only get the screen one or only get the print one.\nSo there are also problems with the way Windows programs kern true type fonts. So while you can reuse the font usually you may have to adjust formatting in the document when it is transferred.
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I am assuming you are using Windows:\n\nGo to Control Panel,\nDouble-click Fonts.\n\nGo to the File menu and select "Install New Font....." and then select your font file to install it.\n\nYou should then be able to use the font in MS Word, Photoshop or any other program.\n\nYou can also drag the font files into the Font folder under Control Panel if you are using Windows 2000 or above.
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"Font Creater" is the best program of all. Though it has 30 day trial. During 30 days only you can make great fonts...REALLY ITS SO EASY.
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Download it in Windows format. MAC and Windows are not interchangeable so the only way around this is to go back and download it in the right format. If you paid for it, you will need to contact the people you bought it from and explain the problem and pray that they are sympathetic!
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Go to a P2P network. Like Limewire/emule/Kazaa.  I got 400 fonts from there.  just be careful.
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grrr windows and HTML. Try vim for windows! you can get it at http://www.vim.org/download.php or you can try and use notepad and do a save as and set the encoding to  ANSI
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try this free font creator program \n\nhttp://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Shell_and_Desktop/Font_Management_Tools/Font_Creator_Program_Download.html\n\nThis one seems ok \n\nppFonter - Bitmap Font Maker 2.2 \n\nhttp://3d2f.com/programs/41-711-ppfonter-bitmap-font-maker-download.shtml
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When you download a font, it goes to a particular folder - you need to move these files to the correct folder for your fonts for eg C:&#92;Windows&#92;fonts.
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You could use Sun's open office, which will allow you to open MS Word files on your Mac, even without MS Word. From theer you could easily copy and paste to your existing form
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There are plenty of converters out there, but since I don't know if you are on a Mac or PC or even what version of system software you are using, then I really can't narrow it down for you.  \n\nIf you're on a Mac, try the Apple website, go to System X and click on "Downloads."  If you're on a PC, download.com is always a good bet for shareware or freeware.
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This can be done easily on an Apple Mac computer running OSX - do you have a Mac or a PC?
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You need a program like Fontograpger. They way to build a font in that program is by scanning letters, and then building them as vectors in Fontographer. The program will also build the font files etc.  I don't know of anywhere to do this for free, and the Fontographer program ain't cheap.
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AutoCAD Anybody?\n\nThis strategy by Apple addresses the "classic case" of inability to adopt Mac. The classic case is this: I can run every piece of software I need natively on Mac OS X, except for the one I need the most.\n\nFor many in the CAD world, this happens to be AutoCAD. Yet, for others it happens to be programs like SolidWorks, CATIA, Pro/E and others. Maybe a user wants to use Autodesk's 3D Studio Max. All of this is possible now at native -- and very attractive -- speeds.\n\nThis isn't the same thing as native solutions for OS X. And that is what Mac users ultimately want. But for now, this is Apple's latest big move in its efforts to win the hearts and wallets of folks frustrated with the Windows computing experience.
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I dont know that VB works on macs, being a microsoft language and all, but for C++, just search for a c++ mac IDE. Might want to learn java these days though, much easier than C++.
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if they are ziped then unzip themm and put them in c:&#92;windows&#92;fonts directory.\ngood luck\n\nJust copy ur .ttf and then paste them in c:&#92;windows&#92;fonts directory
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Font Creator,\nhttp://www.download.com/Font-Creator/3000-2316_4-10356425.html?tag=lst-0-1\ni hope it helps you
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I'm a PC/Mac user, I find Mac is easier and safer to use. with less faults and glitches