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Joel McIntosh
When I run FontDoctor or Extensis Suitcase's font diagnostic/repair program,
six fonts that come with MS Office 2004 are reported to be damaged. The
message indicates that the resource fork for the following fonts is damaged:
MS Gothic.ttf
MS Mincho.ttf
MS PGothic.ttf
MS PMincho.ttf
PMingLiU.ttf
SimSun.ttf
These fonts come this way on the Office 2004 CD. Are these fonts actually
damaged, or is this just some quirk of FontDoctor and Suitcases' diagnostic
treatment of Windows Truetype fonts?
six fonts that come with MS Office 2004 are reported to be damaged. The
message indicates that the resource fork for the following fonts is damaged:
MS Gothic.ttf
MS Mincho.ttf
MS PGothic.ttf
MS PMincho.ttf
PMingLiU.ttf
SimSun.ttf
These fonts come this way on the Office 2004 CD. Are these fonts actually
damaged, or is this just some quirk of FontDoctor and Suitcases' diagnostic
treatment of Windows Truetype fonts?