April 2005
Intermediate to advanced
720 pages
24h 28m
English
On a typical Mac OS X system, fonts can be installed in four or more places (Table 1). Where a font is installed determines who can use it.
User fonts are installed in a user’s Fonts folder (Figure 1). Each user can install, control, and access his or her own fonts. Fonts installed in a user’s Fonts folder are available only to that user.
Local fonts are installed in the Fonts folder for the startup disk (Figure 2). These fonts are accessible to all local users of the computer. Only an Admin user can modify the contents ...
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