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Try this method (courtesy of Kelly Theriot MVP):
Make a work folder - say C:\Tempfont. Put the XP CD in the drive and exit from the auto-run.
Start - Run - CMD.EXE and in that give the letter of the CD drive (say Z - so
Z:
CD i386
EXPAND *.TT_ C:\TEMPFONT
EXPAND *.FO_ C:\TEMPFONT
C:
CD \TEMPFONT
REN *.TT_ *.TTF
REN *.FO_ *.FON
EXIT
That will extract all 298 fonts to C:\TEMPFONT. You can then go to the Fonts folder, Browse to C:\Tempfont, and select the ones you need. Check the 'Copy to fonts folder' box before OK. Once you are sure you have everything you need, you can delete the work folder.
"yongho" <yongho.1vjydm@pcbanter.net> wrote in message news:yongho.1vjydm@pcbanter.net...
>
> Is there any way I can reset my Windows XP fonts back to the way they
> were when I first installed Windows?
>
> I installed too many new fonts becaues I type in a few differnt
> languages, but it's too crazy now.
>
>
> --
> yongho
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general (More info?)
"yongho" <yongho.1vjydm@pcbanter.net> wrote:
> Is there any way I can reset my Windows XP fonts back to the way they
> were when I first installed Windows?
>
> I installed too many new fonts becaues I type in a few differnt
> languages, but it's too crazy now.
1 Go to the Fonts folder (generally [WINDOWS INSTALLATION DRIVE]:\WINOWS\Fonts) thru Windows Explorer
2 Set as 'List View'
3 Sort by 'Modified Date'
4 Use good-sense to make the difference between the dates to see which ones were installed with the packaging.
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