The true-type fonts I have been using for years in previous iterations of
Windows (95, Win 2000 and XP) don't fit Vista's snarky moodiness. On
trying to install them, I get an error message that they are not a correct
font type.
Any ideas why this might be, and how to convince Vista that everyone of
its cousins and siblings got along OK with them?
Quentin Fisher
Bethesda, MD
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