How to Delete Font Caches in Windows XP
Using different fonts for your personal and professional documents shouldn't require your readers to interpret garbled or poorly displayed text. But a corrupted font cache can do just that, causing documents to display different fonts than the one you typed. To fix a corrupted font cache, Windows XP users must find the font cache file and clear it from their system memory.
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Instructions
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Click on the "Start" button.
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Click "My Computer."
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Double-click on the "C:" drive.
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Double-click on the folder labeled "Windows."
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Double-click on the "System32" folder.
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Right-click on the file named "FNTCACHE.DAT." Click "Delete."
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