Believe it or not the only font that OS X absolutely *requires* is Lucida Grande, and it must be located in the /System/Library/Fonts folder. OS X will not boot without Lucida Grande. Other than that you can remove all the rest. I have done this for clients using suitcase to manage fonts for DTP and not wanting duplicate open type fonts of their postscript ones. Cheers Rob
On 13/10/05 3:09 PM, "Severin Crisp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > A group of Japanese type fonts which live in /System/Library/Fonts > can be disabled from Font Book but are re-enabled on reboot. Are > there any dire consequences on physically removing them? Fonts in > other locations which I disable remain disabled. I believed I had > suppressed the languages other than English when I did this install > of 10.4.2 but many interesting, but useless, to me, fonts remain. > Severin Crisp > >
