I can't check now but I have suitcases and Type 1 versions of the
Laserwriter Plus 25. Maybe some of the LW25 were replaced by TT versions in
later versions of the OS. Plus the new TT ones introduced later, plus the
MM fonts used by Acrobat. Plus a few others that were needed for specific
purposes and remain there.
I think you should have everything that Apple supplies as default in the
fonts folder, no more and no less. And use Suitcase to add and remove as
the need arises.
At 03:11 PM 2/20/2006, you wrote:
The classic Mac OS, in "System Folder:Fonts:" requires ONLY:
Chicago 12, Geneva 9 & 12, & Monaco 9 pt font faces.
Charcoal (the default system font that OS 9 uses in place of Chicago) is
nice to have but not required.
Ing. Pablo Roufogalis L.
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