![]() Downloads rely on connections and servers, etc. One day you might get great downloads-while on another there might be problems. It might be your connection on a given day, etc. These same 'experts' told me that you can, indeed, get a bad 'batch' of downloads from an entirely reliable font source, by the way. ![]() (200, max.) Otherwise you risk causing yourself a lot of Windows-related grief. ![]() You want-ideally-no more than 100 installed fonts. ![]() I've been told by authorities on the subject of fonts that you don't want to get anywhere near to 1,000 installed fonts. And can also cause erractic Windows behaviors (which can account for everything from harddrive crashes to software problems/crashes-and more.) If you haven't read his wonderful post on fonts, you should really check our community MEMORIES.)Īdding more than 1,000 fonts will apparently cause erractic font behaviors. (KevinR has already talked about this previously. (I imagine this might depend on the version, but that's what I've been told.)īy this, I'm referring to those fonts actually INSTALLED in the Windows Fonts folder-not any additional fonts that you've got in a folder (or folders) in other places on your hard drive-that you access in other ways. Not being a font expert, I'm often at a loss how to help out.Īnyway, I did some research recently and discovered that Windows has a maximum allowance of 1,000 fonts. It seems like someone is always asking a font-related question.
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