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March 8th, 2003, 01:51 PM
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Font Corruption? (trouble at least)
Recently i turned on my computer all the system fonts (fonts that are on windows objects) are bold and tahoma where previously they were normal ms sans serif. It seems that i can not change a lot of the object to revert to the old font. Is there a way that I can completely reset my fonts? This is really annoying
- I have tried TweakUI's font thingie -Win2k AS
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March 8th, 2003, 02:41 PM
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TweakUI was a good first-start.
Can you remember what the last actions were in your last session (from the before-last reboot till the last reboot)? like installing or removing software? if you are lucky, the "MS SansSerif.ttf" (or similar) is only broken. then you can copy it from another machine. (C:/WinNT/Fonts) If not, you probably need to re-install  it´s Windows! 
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