I have a dozen fonts that show the "@" prefix in acad's style manager but not in other software or in Explorer.
One is Arial Unicode MS. All the others are noted as either Korean or Han (Chinese) and all of them come, as standard, with Windows 7.
So, it's acad's handling of them that is different from everything else.
John B
"With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion." - Steven Weinberg.
I haven't added any fonts and I'm in the same position as John. Its possible that different versions of acad on different systems handle the fonts differently so that it works properly on some systems and not on others. Do you have Office installed? That's the only clue I have so far.
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language version of Windows, MSOffice, and Acad? mine are all english -- and since it looks as though affected fonts include extra character sets......
Officially Awesome
Real pirates wear silk suits & ties, and write EULAs
The only thing more dangerous to the liberty of a free people than big government, is big business.
I created a little app to list the installed fonts on your pc.
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