The import fonts utility does hang sometimes - it usually means there 
are some weird fonts in Windows.  I've never known it affect any 
programs, though.  The only thing I can think of is that you have 
imported a font with the same name but different properties over one of 
your X-fonts, though this seems unlikely.  All I can suggest is

1.  Uninstall any fonts that were successfully imported.

2.  Move any Windows fonts that were installed later into a temporary 
directory.  Repeat font import.

3.  Try any of the moved fonts that you really want, one at a time.

4.  Move Windows fonts back.


A tedious alternative is to convert Windows fonts to type 2 fonts.

Robin

Noah Stacy wrote:

>Hi all. 
>
>A couple of nights ago, I tried to import my windows fonts over to linux, 
>using the Mandrake Control Center, under fonts. I used strong verification, 
>just to be on the safe side. However, it never actually finished importing 
>them. I left it running for a good hour or more, and it still wasn't done, so 
>I finally went out to a console and killed it and everything associated with 
>it. (Just the font thing, not DrakConf as well.) 
>
>After this, mozilla wouldn't load up--it did give an error message, which I 
>didn't write down (unfortunately) but it was a highly uninformative one... 
>not in the sense of being technical mumbo-jumbo, but just in providing no 
>information whatsoever.  I logged out and in a little while later and found 
>mozilla working just fine, but there were peculiarities in the text--things 
>were overlapping each other, and the underlines for links weren't going all 
>the way over to the end of the link text.  Tonight I tried to start up 
>mozilla again, and find it broken again; the first time I tried to run it it 
>gave no message at all... just hung. The second (and subsequent) tries it's 
>hanging at Registering plugin 0 for: "*","All types",".*"  It's possible that 
>this Mozilla problem may be unrelated as I did try to download a plugin and 
>had it fail, but given that it's affecting text (and in Konqueror also; it 
>doesn't seem to be affecting Netscape), I feel it might be. 
>
>Any possible fix for any of this? 
>
>N. Stacy
>
>
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