Richard Shane wrote [2/29/04 10:24 AM]: > Hello > > (Using Ent X) > > I like to compose my emails in Verdana. Sometimes I will cut text from another > document (that's in a different font) and paste it in my email. Then I do > "select all" and, to drag down to Verdana, I have to drag through the long > list of fonts, which takes a while. If I have to do this repeatedly, it's > unnecessarily time-consuming. In hard drive folders, when I have a document or > subfolder that I want to show up at the top of the list, I put a space before > it's name. It then shows up above anything that has any letter in that initial > space. Could I do the same with Verdana and retitle it (space)Verdana? It > would then be quick to access at top of list. Or would that screw things up. > Would that make it so documents I receive that were in Verdana don't recognize > where the font is. Thanks. > > Richard
Not X-specific, but that's perfectly fine in OS 9. I use that same trick (slightly more than that, actually) to remake Arial into Geneva system-wide. No more Arial. As for placement in the list, the "wrapper name" of a font (the Finder file's name) is pretty irrelevant. It's the internal names that get used for font reference in the menu -- the FOND name or some such. Space away. It can only not work. ;) -- Gary -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
