did a spotlight search and have the same file in the same place. I do not download fonts from any sort.
That file exists in that folder and is part of the Font Management System.
Last week, I installed a copy of Photo Elements 4.0
The Fixed Width.collection file is noted as a Bridge Collection file, even though it already existed on the system, and is used by the Bridge portion of Photo Elements.
I think you are safe with that one.
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BTW, the font you are probably looking for is "Really Old Times Old Roman" or not.
I have been downloading a few font files from sites such as dafont.com for use in school projects.
While trouble shooting the failure to install a certain font collection into font book I had the occasion to open the Library/Font Collections folder and found a Unix Executable File (that is what the find info function identifies it as). The file is named Fixed Width.collection. I installed a series of type faces with that quality but did not use that exact name in creating a new collect to store them in. Spotlight search shows it only in the Library/Font Collections folder.
? Did I create this file?
or...
? Did the file get installed with some font I downloaded?
? What is it?
? Can a Unix Executable file present a security risk? Should I worry?
? Should I leave it or throw it away?
iBook G4 1.2 ghz - os 10.4.8
Thanks for any advice in advance!
grim
Also... I'm looking for a font that looks like the roman font used on stone carvings found on buildings and public monuments. Some thing with a 3 dimensional look so that I can use it on what looks like a stone back ground. I can rasterize it and aff the final touches to make it look like actual carved text but I can't find the right font to begin with. If anyone can give me any idea where I can find such a font I would appreciate it. Thanks for the help ![]()

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