removing non western fonts

What you are seeing is the various character sets that are available
within the font, not separate fonts. Thus, for example, the font Arial
(file arial.ttf) is a unicode font and contains 1,296 glyphs or characters
supporting a number of unicode ranges including Basic Latin, Latin-1
Supplement, Latin Extended-A, Basic Greek, Cyrillic, Basic Hebrew, Hebrew
Extended and Basic Arabic. This font supports code pages 1252 Latin 1 and
many others including 437 US.
--
Mike Maltby



*ProteanThread* wrote:

Better Look He
http://www.rtdos.com/arial_turkish.jpg

Why aren't these fonts showing up in Windows 98 or XP? and, yes, I
have the same version of works installed on all 3 systems (works with
word) with the same configurations.

$$$ I'm not sure my previous reply made it to the servers $$$

What you are seeing is the various character sets that are available
within the font, not separate fonts. Thus, for example, the font Arial
(file arial.ttf) is a unicode font and contains 1,296 glyphs or characters
supporting a number of unicode ranges including Basic Latin, Latin-1
Supplement, Latin Extended-A, Basic Greek, Cyrillic, Basic Hebrew, Hebrew
Extended and Basic Arabic. This font supports code pages 1252 Latin 1 and
many others including 437 US.
--
Mike Maltby



*ProteanThread* wrote:

Better Look He
http://www.rtdos.com/arial_turkish.jpg

Why aren't these fonts showing up in Windows 98 or XP? and, yes, I
have the same version of works installed on all 3 systems (works with
word) with the same configurations.

is there away to disable that?


Mike M wrote:
What you are seeing is the various character sets that are available
within the font, not separate fonts. Thus, for example, the font Arial
(file arial.ttf) is a unicode font and contains 1,296 glyphs or characters
supporting a number of unicode ranges including Basic Latin, Latin-1
Supplement, Latin Extended-A, Basic Greek, Cyrillic, Basic Hebrew, Hebrew
Extended and Basic Arabic. This font supports code pages 1252 Latin 1 and
many others including 437 US.
--
Mike Maltby



*ProteanThread* wrote:

Better Look He
http://www.rtdos.com/arial_turkish.jpg

Why aren't these fonts showing up in Windows 98 or XP? and, yes, I
have the same version of works installed on all 3 systems (works with
word) with the same configurations.

Just what exactly is your problem?

is there away to disable that?

Either give your PC to someone who needs it, return it and ask for your
money back or install Linux.
--
Mike Maltby



*ProteanThread* wrote:

is there away to disable that?

isn't there a way foir these other languages to not show up in the drop
down list ?


Mike M wrote:
Just what exactly is your problem?

is there away to disable that?

Either give your PC to someone who needs it, return it and ask for your
money back or install Linux.
--
Mike Maltby



*ProteanThread* wrote:

is there away to disable that?

*ProteanThread* wrote:

isn't there a way foir these other languages to not show up in the
drop down list ?

You'll just have to learn to live with it. Personally I can't see this as
any form of problem.
--
Mike Maltby

Try this 3 year old response of mine. I can't improve on it easily.

If you mean in applications like Wordpad, then the variations are
embedded in a single font. Not all applications show these variations,
(Notepad doesn't), but you cannot get rid of them easily. I have heard
of people replacing the standard fonts with Win3.1 fonts to stop them
showing, but that seems a little pointless to me.

....Alan
--
Alan Edwards, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/index.html



On 28 Nov 2006 15:24:10 -0800, in microsoft.public.windowsme.general,
"*ProteanThread*" wrote:

isn't there a way foir these other languages to not show up in the drop
down list ?


Mike M wrote:
Just what exactly is your problem?

is there away to disable that?

Either give your PC to someone who needs it, return it and ask for your
money back or install Linux.
--
Mike Maltby



*ProteanThread* wrote:

is there away to disable that?

Thanks Alan, that was exactly the response I was looking for.


Alan Edwards wrote:
Try this 3 year old response of mine. I can't improve on it easily.

If you mean in applications like Wordpad, then the variations are
embedded in a single font. Not all applications show these variations,
(Notepad doesn't), but you cannot get rid of them easily. I have heard
of people replacing the standard fonts with Win3.1 fonts to stop them
showing, but that seems a little pointless to me.

...Alan
--
Alan Edwards, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/index.html

You will find replacing arial.tft with a copy from another system an
interesting exercise. Read my previous posts and you'll find the reason
why.
--
Mike Maltby



*ProteanThread* wrote:

Thanks Alan, that was exactly the response I was looking for.

OK

Mike M wrote:
You will find replacing arial.tft with a copy from another system an
interesting exercise. Read my previous posts and you'll find the reason
why.
--
Mike Maltby



*ProteanThread* wrote:

Thanks Alan, that was exactly the response I was looking for.