Hey, I have about 3000 fonts, but each is in a different folder. I need a way in which to install them all as fonts without having to go through each folder.
Is there a way to remove 3000 folders and put all the files in one folder. I noticed that when you delete a folder it says: "Delete folder and all its contents?". Can you; "Delete folder and keep its contents"?
Alterternatively is there a way to install fonts by dragging folders into the fonts control panel?
Thanks,
Peter
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PeterH
Iomesus
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W3bbo
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Parent Folder > Search > name: "*.tff, *.fon, *.ps1, *.ps3"; Recurse subfolders > Drag results into %systemroot%\Fonts
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Yggdrasil
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W3bbo wrote:Parent Folder > Search > name: "*.tff, *.fon, *.ps1, *.ps3"; Recurse subfolders > Drag results into %systemroot%\Fonts
I was all set to suggest this:
for /r c:\fonts %f in (*.*) do copy %f c:\fonts
to copy them all into one directory, but your way is much better.
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PeterH
Iomesus
Thanks, I didn't know that you could use *.%filetype% notation in search. All installed now.
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This is exactly what I want to do but I'm not sure exactly how to follow these instructions. I tried to use the command prompt but it didn't work. More detailed instructions on how to accomplish this in Windows XP would be appreciated.
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