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Chris Shearer Cooper
My (Windows XP) computer freaked out today, it somehow "lost" all of its
fonts except WingDings (and that makes for some interesting repairs!).
Anyway, it's all functional again now (I fixed the Fonts folder, didn't have
to re-install Windows) except that when I run Word 2000, it tells me "The
Tahoma font is not present. To restore it, click Detect and Repair on the
Help Menu."
If I do Detect and Repair, it chews on my hard disk for a while, asks for
the CD, chews some more, and then says it's done. When I run Word, the same
message occurs.
The Tahoma font is happily in my c:\Windows\Fonts folder, and even appears
in the font selection box in Word, and when I set text in Word to be Tahoma
font it looks good (assuming Tahoma is a "sans serif" font, pretty clean
lines, nothing fancy).
So I'm thinking that either ...
1) Word actually needs something else, and is telling me it needs Tahoma to
throw me off the trail
or
2) What I have that claims to be the Tahoma font, really isn't.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Chris
fonts except WingDings (and that makes for some interesting repairs!).
Anyway, it's all functional again now (I fixed the Fonts folder, didn't have
to re-install Windows) except that when I run Word 2000, it tells me "The
Tahoma font is not present. To restore it, click Detect and Repair on the
Help Menu."
If I do Detect and Repair, it chews on my hard disk for a while, asks for
the CD, chews some more, and then says it's done. When I run Word, the same
message occurs.
The Tahoma font is happily in my c:\Windows\Fonts folder, and even appears
in the font selection box in Word, and when I set text in Word to be Tahoma
font it looks good (assuming Tahoma is a "sans serif" font, pretty clean
lines, nothing fancy).
So I'm thinking that either ...
1) Word actually needs something else, and is telling me it needs Tahoma to
throw me off the trail
or
2) What I have that claims to be the Tahoma font, really isn't.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Chris