Adding and Removing Fonts

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Microsoft® Windows® XP for Home Users Service Pack 2 Edition

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About the Author

Introduction

Pt. : one Getting to Know Windows XP

Ch. one. New Windows for Old Users: What's New, What's Changed

Ch. two. Changing the Way Windows Looks—and Acts

Understanding and Using the Control Panel

Fine-Tuning the Display

Configuring the Desktop

Working with Desktop Shortcuts

Working with Toolbars, the Taskbar, and the System Tray

Managing the Start Menu

Changing Your Cursors

Changing Your Click

Using a Screen Saver

Changing System Sounds

Adding and Removing Fonts

Configuring Other System Settings

Changing Default Applications

Even More Personalization—with Tweak UI

Making Windows XP Look Like Windows 9X/Me

The Bottom Line

Pt. : two Working with Files, Programs, and Peripherals

Pt. : three Taking Windows Online

Pt. : four Sounds and Pictures

Pt. : five In the Home and On the Road

Pt. : six Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Pt. : seven Appendixes

Index

Adding and Removing Fonts

Windows XP comes with a large number of common fonts pre-installed for use in your favorite software programs. You use these fonts to both display text onscreen and to print text from your printer.

Previewing Fonts

To see what fonts are installed on your system, follow these steps:

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Adding and Removing Fonts

Previewing Fonts