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Question: It often happens that fonts are not or incorrectly displayed or EuroCUT crashes while text is being typed.
Answer: So the atmfonts.qlc file, which is normally to be found in the c:\psfonts directory, has  
to be deleted from time to time, especially when there are frequent crashes while text is being  
typed. To do this, you must exit Windows (if you are using Windows 95 start your computer in the  
MS-DOS mode), as otherwise the file will not be deleted. The Adobe Type Manager used this file  
to store the fonts temporarily, so that a new indes of all the installed fonts does not have to  
be compiled when Windows is started. This file will be updated when you exit Windows. If you  
delete the file using Windows it will not be recreated next time you restart Windows.

It can also be that the number of simultaneously activated (installed) fonts is too large. For  
instance a maximum of approx. 150 fonts should be installed with a font cache of 512KB. Make sure you  
do not use TrueType and Adobe Type 1 fonts of the same name, since this could lead to access  
conflicts.

The only solution is often to completely deinstall the ATM and reinstall it.

Up to now the Adobe Type Manager 3.02 has worked most reliably. It is currently supplied with  
EuroCUT Classic and Professional.

24.07.2001

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