Re: st: RE: Stata Windows fonts

[Roger Harbord <roger.harbord@bristol.ac.uk>]

That's done the trick. Thanks Tom!
In the file's new position Windows reveals that the font name is "William, 
Stata" , which confused me briefly..

Roger.


--On 26 February 2003 11:08 -0500 "Steichen, Thomas" <STEICHT@rjrt.com> 
wrote:


> Roger Harbord writes (in part):
>
> > is there any way I can make the Stata fonts available to other
> > applications all the time?
> Sure, just copy the file statafnt.fon (found in the directory
> where you installed Stata) and paste it into your Windows
> font directory (the exact name of this directory varies depending
> on your version of Windows, but would be something like
> c:\WinNT\fonts). To be safe, do NOT move that file... copy it!
>
> Tom Steichen
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