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how install fonts

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You have placed them in the location i had placed the files in glent, Also, i used the tool from JCARLE. Just selected all the files, and dropped them onto the window. then removed all the files that didn't ended with "_"


Ive used the compression bin by JCARLE ;i have them in c:\XPCD\\$OEM$\$$\Fonts

Installing now ,see how it goes :wacko:

I just wondered how Windows could install them automatically while they were compressed!

I guess that windows setup detects when files are compressed, and thus decompresses them automaticly

**** it only some fonts have been registered i just dont get it!! :realmad:

Ok i have a folder with around 1200 fonst ok

so i add them into my c:\winodws\fonts folder then open regedit and export the key ,then i add all the fonts in to compression bin and place them into the right folder,I know this beacuse there all there in c:\windows\fonts after install and i add the exported key back into the regisrty.I wont give up trust me :thumbup

I guess that windows setup detects when files are compressed, and thus decompresses them automaticly

But when you first talked about this idea, I thought we would be able to add those reg keys in a HIVE already there in i386 and put cabbed files in i386, too.

Was I dreaming?! :o

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