I don't recall having Charcoal as a default font in OS X, but I've had it in the OS 9 fonts folder all this while. Why would the theme use Charcoal in OS X? I thought it was one of these screen font thingies like Geneva.
Just installed a new Keynote theme, and it complains that the Charcoal font is missing.
I could have *sworn* this was a default font now, but doing a quick Finder find shows nothing.
Anyone have the beast to send me?
If you look in System Folder (not System) there is a folder called Fonts. It should be there. System Folder is found at the root level of your drive so don't waste your time in the Users folder cause it's not there.
If you look in System Folder (not System) there is a folder called Fonts. It should be there. System Folder is found at the root level of your drive so don't waste your time in the Users folder cause it's not there.
ROFL
The "System Folder" is part of your classic installation dude, not your Mac OS X installation. So that doesn't apply.
The "System Folder" is part of your classic installation dude, not your Mac OS X installation. So that doesn't apply.
Barto
Yes that's true in one sense but I did find the charcoal font there and was able to move it to X via the new Font Book utility in Panther. I assumed the other person had classic installed and would do the same or else would just drag and drop it into his X system folder.
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If you've erased Classic from your life, Kickaha, PM me and I'll be happy to zip Charcoal up and send it over.
Originally posted by Kickaha
Just installed a new Keynote theme, and it complains that the Charcoal font is missing.
I could have *sworn* this was a default font now, but doing a quick Finder find shows nothing.
Anyone have the beast to send me?
If you look in System Folder (not System) there is a folder called Fonts. It should be there. System Folder is found at the root level of your drive so don't waste your time in the Users folder cause it's not there.
Originally posted by Mac007
If you look in System Folder (not System) there is a folder called Fonts. It should be there. System Folder is found at the root level of your drive so don't waste your time in the Users folder cause it's not there.
ROFL
The "System Folder" is part of your classic installation dude, not your Mac OS X installation. So that doesn't apply.
Barto
Originally posted by Barto
ROFL
The "System Folder" is part of your classic installation dude, not your Mac OS X installation. So that doesn't apply.
Barto
Yes it does.
OSX looks for fonts in the Classic System Folder as well as all the OSX Fonts folders.
Amorya
I'll have to go snag it from another machine.
Thanks all.
Originally posted by Amorya
Yes it does.
OSX looks for fonts in the Classic System Folder as well as all the OSX Fonts folders.
I was assuming Kickaha, like most people here, didn't have classic installed
Originally posted by Barto
ROFL
The "System Folder" is part of your classic installation dude, not your Mac OS X installation. So that doesn't apply.
Barto
Yes that's true in one sense but I did find the charcoal font there and was able to move it to X via the new Font Book utility in Panther. I assumed the other person had classic installed and would do the same or else would just drag and drop it into his X system folder.