Hi
part 1 installing:
I do the following to install a font
File.Copy(f.Pat h, iPath + "\\" + n, true);
AddFontResource (iPath + "\\" + n);
but is doesn't seem to work completely, the font seems to be installed but
when (already) running photoshop etc. the font is not added, if i reopen
photoshop then the font is available.
Also is my program itself , the InstalledFontCo llection keeps saying that it
is not installed untill i restart my prog. I've read something about
SendMessage but i have no idea how to do this.
part 2 uninstalling:
I guess since installing is done in +-such a manner, then uninstalling will
be
RemoveFontResou rce(iPath + "\\" + n);
File.Delete(iPa th + "\\" + n);
but also problems here, the file stays in my fonts dir and is still
installed ?
Grtz.
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