Font Forum

Hi again... I don't know of any limitations either... but I always try to keep register as clean and limited as possible. Perhaps one of the developers can answer to this? But for getting rid of everything/including dublicates. Just keep your original fonts folders on the local disc and uninstall t...

Depending how complex your font librarys/folders are, I suggest you delete them and reinstall folders that contain all fonts inc the new ones... Is there a known limit on the complexity or number of levels of folder structure that MT will handle? I've not seen this suggested, but I'm not enthused t...

Are these folders set to "sync"? I prefer not to set my fonts folder to "sync" and use the manual refresh font folders option to add new fonts to the MainType database. I've tried both automatic and manual refreshes, as well as just clicking the "sync" button; nothing ...

Yeah, I do exactly what you do, but do not get the pop-up "finding fonts" message, no matter where I drop new fonts. What font formats are you installing But looks like you installing to folders that are not installed in "MT" because it works when you use the file explorer from ...

Yeah, I do exactly what you do, but do not get the pop-up "finding fonts" message, no matter where I drop new fonts. What font formats are you installing But looks like you installing to folders that are not installed in "MT" because it works when you use the file explorer from ...

Hi BUG, good if you tell how you trying to install the fonts. I installed some fonts yesterday and worked fine. I do not use recursively because I have all the fonts directly in main folders. I simply copy my fonts to the "Font folder" that it belongs to. I have 3 main Font folders that c...

It is not; it's a local drive.

My install of MainType has been failing to find new fonts in its specified directories for months; first version 6, then, when I upgraded in the hopes that that would fix it, version 7. It will recognize new fonts if I install them via the Windows font manager, but if I wanted to use that, I would :...