Sorry about the repeats....didn't clear the sreen B4 posting...
are you trying to unzip the .ttf file?
you shouldn't, you can't. You can unzip .zip file(s) and you have to install a .ttf. Install by placing the .ttf file(s) in C:\Windows\Fonts folder.
No, I can not compress the file to a .ttf format. Once I go to unzip the .zip file, there is no box to check for .ttf
Compressing?
the .zip file should be smaller than .ttf so you are extracting .ttf from .zip.
what program are you using to unzip on windows? I recommend the free version from http://www.WinZip.com/
once you open up the .zip file in WinZip you can see all the .ttf and other files inside the .zip file. You can select one or more files to extract them.
let me know if that shed any light at all....
When I attempt to unzip the fonts, .ttf is not a listed format to choose from. This happens using winzip and stuffit. I've tried using an XP os and Windows 2000 os- same result.
How can this happen when the existing fonts on my computer are saved as .ttf??
Help!!! When I attempt to unzip the fonts, .ttf is not a listed format to choose from. This happens using winzip and stuffit. I've tried using an XP os and Windows 2000 os- same result.
How can this happen when the existing fonts on my computer are saved as .ttf??
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How can this happen when the existing fonts on my computer are saved as .ttf??[/b:09b9d5f2b7]
[color=chocolate:09b9d5f2b7]When I attempt to unzip the fonts, .ttf is not a listed format to choose from. This happens using winzip and stuffit. I've tried using an XP os and Windows 2000 os- same result.
How can this happen when the existing fonts on my computer are saved as .ttf??[/color:09b9d5f2b7]