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Hi Colin,
Wow -- I love that jpeg image. It is true that one picture is worth a
thousand words.
> Did you install to x:\OS2\DLL?
The answer is yes -- it is installed there automatically by
InnoTek_FT2LIB_260_Beta1.exe
>
> When you open RegEdit, do things look like this? (See attachment)
Yes, it looks exactly like that.
I saved the original ft2lib.dll file and will restore it.
Thanks for trying.
Sandy
>
>
> Sandy wrote:
>> I tried it, and when I reboot and started Seamonkey, the Innotek
>> fonts were not present (that is, the fonts that appeared were the old
>> hard to read ones that I had before I installed Innotek).
>>
>> Perhaps there is more I need to do? (I checked and the libc06b4.dll
>> is present). If not, I will go back and reload the original ft2lib.dll.
>>
>> Sandy
>>
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