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#INSTALL NEW FONTS FOR WORD ON MAC INSTALL#
#INSTALL NEW FONTS FOR WORD ON MAC UPDATE#
#INSTALL NEW FONTS FOR WORD ON MAC CODE#

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#INSTALL NEW FONTS FOR WORD ON MAC CODE#

When I re-added the removed font, sometimes I could use it right away, sometimes it took a few minutes, and at other times, I had to change the font size in the cell to make the text visible again.Ĭocoa apps worked great if you have the font panel open, the removed/added fonts will disappear/appear almost instantly when you make the change in the Finder.There are a few common causes for this error code including problems with the individual script that may be executed upon request. I tested Excel 2004, and when I chose a 'removed' font, the cell appeared blank (though the text was still there - changing to another font made the text visible again). I did some testing, and this seems to work in both 10.3 and 10.4 (I can't test anything earlier than 10.3), and it does seem to work, in some fashion, in most every application.Īs noted above, Microsoft apps are a bit more difficult about it. [ robg adds: I also hadn't realized that font changes were dynamic I've been quitting/relaunching apps whenever I made a font change. I'm not totally sure this works in all apps, but it looks promising.

#INSTALL NEW FONTS FOR WORD ON MAC UPDATE#

Word did not update its font list, but when I typed in the name of the font, it did change the text in my document. For the Adobe apps, it did take a second for the new fonts to appear, but when I pulled the fonts out of my font folder, they stopped showing up in the applications. To my surprise, it worked! So far I've tried it in After Effects, Photoshop, and Microsoft Word. Today, while at work, I though I'd try installing a font and see if it came up in the app while it was running. All of this was a pain, especially for those of us who do graphics work.

If a font was not in the Fonts folder when the application started up, it would not be loaded. Back in the day, if you were using a program and suddenly discovered that you didn't have the font you needed installed, you had to save your work, quit the app, and add the font to your system.

#INSTALL NEW FONTS FOR WORD ON MAC INSTALL#

I don't know when this was introduced (10.3, 10.4,?), but it seems that you no longer need to restart applications when you install new fonts.įor those of you new to the Mac, I'll give some background. Here's another "WOW! I can't believe I missed that" hint.