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Can't delete fonts
I want to delete some of the 609 fonts that were installed with Windows
Vista. After wading through file ownerhsip issues, I staill can't get rid of some of them - I get a message that the file is open in another program. This happens even for non-Latin fonts which I KNOW are not being used by any part of the UI. Any way around this? Thanks. -- TedMi |
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Can't delete fonts
They could quite possible be the protected default system fonts !
Just be careful which ones's u end up deleting, else ur system could become unbootable. -- www.WinVistaClub.com Microsoft MVP 2007 Awardee. "tedmi" wrote: I want to delete some of the 609 fonts that were installed with Windows Vista. After wading through file ownerhsip issues, I staill can't get rid of some of them - I get a message that the file is open in another program. This happens even for non-Latin fonts which I KNOW are not being used by any part of the UI. Any way around this? Thanks. -- TedMi |
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Can't delete fonts
Some of these undeletable fonts are novelty fonts (eg. Chiller, Ravie) that
are surely not system default. Others I want to replace with my own versions which support many more character sets than the ones provided with the o/s. Any work arounds? -- TedMi |
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Can't delete fonts
I have the same problem but a good answer was posted by Pedrocadiz on
6/26/2006 'Re File that will not delete'. Alas, it has the answers but not the solution!! Windows/Fonts folder is always in use and therefore you can't delete individual fonts within it (I'd like to too having today naively copied some monster ttc files from a freebie CD) no option but to live with the larger Fonts folder . . . "tedmi" wrote: Some of these undeletable fonts are novelty fonts (eg. Chiller, Ravie) that are surely not system default. Others I want to replace with my own versions which support many more character sets than the ones provided with the o/s. Any work arounds? -- TedMi |
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Can't delete fonts
i had the same problem but none of these tips was working i saw a post in this forums and for me it worked! but i had to change the owner in c and also the owner of the font in the properties pannel of the font file. a bit annoying doing it for everyone but... it works! 'Vista Permissions and trusted installer! - MSFN Forums' (http://tinyurl.com/2z65ss) i don't know, i wrote above this url adress of the forum where i found it but it is not appearing in the post when i save it so it was in the page 'MSFN - Where People Go To Know' (http://www.msfn.org) board vista permision trusted installer -- Vayavaya Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |
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Can't delete fonts
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