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April 20th, 2010, 02:48 PM
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Any advice on organising a font library on our server
Just about to put a font library on our server - for ease of access and
standardising fonts across the company. Has anyone any specific advice on orgainsing this is a rational way......or is it a case of create a Font folder and dump them in there?  Many thanks Simon 
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April 20th, 2010, 02:54 PM
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Any advice on organising a font library on our server
Sure, create a folder, dump the fonts, and give instructions to each user on
how to install them on individual computers. "SimonH" wrote in message ... : Just about to put a font library on our server - for ease of access and : standardising fonts across the company. Has anyone any specific advice on : orgainsing this is a rational way......or is it a case of create a Font : folder and dump them in there? : Many thanks : : Simon
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April 21st, 2010, 08:28 PM
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Any advice on organising a font library on our server
In article , SimonH
wrote: Just about to put a font library on our server - for ease of access and standardising fonts across the company. Has anyone any specific advice on orgainsing this is a rational way......or is it a case of create a Font folder and dump them in there? At the risk of belaboring the obvious, be certain that your company has acquired appropriate licenses for distributing the fonts. Generally purchasing a single copy doesn't entitle you to distribute it beyond a single computer.
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