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This article deals with text overlapping on Mac OS X, where text in web pages, text boxes or e-mail messages becomes jumbled. The problem may be caused by duplicate fonts. To fix it: | |||
# In the Applications Folder, open Font Book | # In the Applications Folder, open Font Book | ||
# In the "Collection" column, select "Computer" | # In the "Collection" column, select "Computer" | ||
Latest revision as of 17:41, 17 February 2007
This article deals with text overlapping on Mac OS X, where text in web pages, text boxes or e-mail messages becomes jumbled. The problem may be caused by duplicate fonts. To fix it:
- In the Applications Folder, open Font Book
- In the "Collection" column, select "Computer"
- All duplicates will have a bullet after them. Use the command key to select all of the fonts with duplicates
- Choose Edit -> Resolve duplicates
- Restart Firefox/Thunderbird/whatever
