Loaded a font manager and wiped out fonts, need Office base font u

[tkraft23]

I have close to 1500 fonts on my machine and I decided to load a font
manager, Font Frenzy to be specific. They have goofy names for commands but I
liked the options they had available. So in the process I decided to
"DeFrenzy" as they called it. It "removes all fonts except those which
originally shipped with Windows XP or Vista." I thought that would be a good
start then I could just load back in the ones that I use. I have loaded in
the ones that I found on an Office list when doing a search so I think I am
good there.

My problem is when looking at Outook, Word, etc. the menu font is not
displaying and I don't know what it is so I can reinstall it. For example in
Outlook I am referring to the menu bar "File, Edit, View, Go, etc.", the font
displaying all of the folder names. Any help would be appreciated because it
is using Arial from the looks of it. It is hard on the eyes!

Details:
Windows XP
Office 2007

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Re-install Office? Or ask the people at Font Frenzy how to fix it?

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"tkraft23" <tkraft23@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A1E6F17C-1421-4BCB-AC10-66A8F2F6B6C3@microsoft.com...
> I have close to 1500 fonts on my machine and I decided to load a font
> manager, Font Frenzy to be specific. They have goofy names for commands
> but I
> liked the options they had available. So in the process I decided to
> "DeFrenzy" as they called it. It "removes all fonts except those which
> originally shipped with Windows XP or Vista." I thought that would be a
> good
> start then I could just load back in the ones that I use. I have loaded in
> the ones that I found on an Office list when doing a search so I think I
> am
> good there.
>
> My problem is when looking at Outook, Word, etc. the menu font is not
> displaying and I don't know what it is so I can reinstall it. For example
> in
> Outlook I am referring to the menu bar "File, Edit, View, Go, etc.", the
> font
> displaying all of the folder names. Any help would be appreciated because
> it
> is using Arial from the looks of it. It is hard on the eyes!
>
> Details:
> Windows XP
> Office 2007

 

[JoAnn Paules]

I would suggest following Susan's advice first.

If that doesn't work, you could try to do a system restore to a point before
you inalled that program.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



"tkraft23" <tkraft23@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A1E6F17C-1421-4BCB-AC10-66A8F2F6B6C3@microsoft.com...
>I have close to 1500 fonts on my machine and I decided to load a font
> manager, Font Frenzy to be specific. They have goofy names for commands
> but I
> liked the options they had available. So in the process I decided to
> "DeFrenzy" as they called it. It "removes all fonts except those which
> originally shipped with Windows XP or Vista." I thought that would be a
> good
> start then I could just load back in the ones that I use. I have loaded in
> the ones that I found on an Office list when doing a search so I think I
> am
> good there.
>
> My problem is when looking at Outook, Word, etc. the menu font is not
> displaying and I don't know what it is so I can reinstall it. For example
> in
> Outlook I am referring to the menu bar "File, Edit, View, Go, etc.", the
> font
> displaying all of the folder names. Any help would be appreciated because
> it
> is using Arial from the looks of it. It is hard on the eyes!
>
> Details:
> Windows XP
> Office 2007

 

[tkraft23]

Can anyone help?

 

[Michael]

"tkraft23" <tkraft23@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:406BD225-D9D6-4789-BD4C-03E20D4031D3@microsoft.com...
> Can anyone help?

Susan & JoAnn already answered you. Having problems reading?
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