installing fonts

[David Lowery]

If you close Corel and then go to control panel, fonts and install there, they should then be available to Corel next time you open Corel up.

[Nick Minall]

Just put them in the windows font folder and they will be in Corel mate.

[Shane Drew]

or use Bitsream font navigator that comes with Corel

[Alan Drury]

Bistream Navigator would be my preferred choice.
Alan D

[LeeMorris]

Thanks
sorted them out now.
Lee

[M Brown]

Hi Lee,

Don’t put to many fonts in the Windows Fonts directory, it only takes so many. I think its about 450 or so. If you go above the limit the Windows goes cookoo.

Use the font navigtor that comes with Corel Draw and search your hard drive for all the fonts that you have. Then install and un-install fonts that way. Or when get some money behind you invest in a proper sign making package. Then you will have loads of professional fonts to choose from.

[David Rogers]

quote lifesigns:

Hi Lee,

Don’t put to many fonts in the Windows Fonts directory, it only takes so many. I think its about 450 or so. If you go above the limit the Windows goes cookoo.

Only if you’re running ’95, ’98, ME or NT….XP handles a couple of thousand no bother.
I have over 4000 installed as windows fonts and it makes not a jot of difference.

Dave