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21 Dec 2011   #31

Windows Vista Home Basic 32-Bit
 
 

Came across this site whilst googling for "The Font Thing for Windows".

I have Windows Vista Home Basic 32-bit OS but I thought I would give Fallstar's solution a go and YES, it works perfectly. Well so far anyway.

I used only The Font Thing prior to getting a computer with Windows Vista OS and when I found out I couldn't use it with the new system, I installed AMP Font Viewer which I found to be OK but I didn't care for it as much as The Font Thing so, when I gave Fallstar's solution a go and found that it worked, I immediately switched over and am once again happy to be using it.

Many thanks Fallstar even though it's two years late.


Last edited by geecee; 23 Dec 2011 at 01:45 AM.. Reason: Jumped the gun a bit ...... Works OK except can't get the HELP to work
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07 Dec 2012   #32

windows 7 64bit
 
 

Thank you for the help in being able to use The Font Thing with Windows 7. Fallstar, I followed your instructions and was able to open TFT, however, I am not able to install any of my special collected fonts I opened the zip in my Downloads folder and into a new folder ( TFT ). The fonts I want to install are in a folder in Docs. Am I doing something wrong? I would greatly appreciate any help as I have been using TFT for yrs and loved it.

Thanks
Marie
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07 Dec 2012   #33

Windows 7 Pro x64 (1), Win7 Pro X64 / WinXP Pro x86 on (2)
 
 

I've recently acquired another font-related product (probably for no real good reason), named Typograf.

It's from the same people who sell "Security Task Manager" which is a product I've been using for years if I don't want to spend the effort to get into TASKMGR.

Anyway, Typograf is very nice. Free trial if you want to experiment.
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07 Dec 2012   #34

Windows 7 Pro x64 (1), Win7 Pro X64 / WinXP Pro x86 on (2)
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by mariezee View Post
The fonts I want to install are in a folder in Docs. Am I doing something wrong?
Why not just select the one or more fonts you want to install from that folder in Docs, and right-click and select INSTALL??
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08 Dec 2012   #35

Windows Vista Home Basic 32-Bit
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by mariezee View Post
Thank you for the help in being able to use The Font Thing with Windows 7. Fallstar, I followed your instructions and was able to open TFT, however, I am not able to install any of my special collected fonts I opened the zip in my Downloads folder and into a new folder ( TFT ). The fonts I want to install are in a folder in Docs. Am I doing something wrong? I would greatly appreciate any help as I have been using TFT for yrs and loved it.

Thanks
Marie
I have Windows Vista Home Basic 32-bit OS and I don't know how much different it is to Windows 7. Like you, however, I cannot install a font from a file in Documents though no problem from a CD.

Sorry, all I can suggest is what dsperber has suggested:
Quote:
Why not just select the one or more fonts you want to install from that folder in Docs, and right-click and select INSTALL??
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09 Dec 2012   #36

windows 7 64bit
 
 

Thank you all for your help! After many many tries....I finally got TFT to work for me!
I am so happy I have it back again Thanks again, Fallstar!
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