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TERMINAL- the font.


Question Posted Saturday August 5 2006, 4:38 am

heey, how can i get the font "terminal" on aim. without like copy and pasting it. i want it perminent. sorry i cant spell. i really like that font but im not sure how to get it perminate, because when i go to change the font it doesnt have temial from the list of fonts but i see other people have it. thanks! [like something to download] [thats safe like applesauce]

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Family_Guy answered Saturday August 5 2006, 12:37 pm:
Usually you can simply install the font to your fonts folder in windows control panel and the applications will be able to use it.

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