I hope I'm in the right place... unzipping font to PSP 9

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#1 :: June 10th, 2012 @ 11:57 AM

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I'm trying to unzip a file to my PSP 9 folder. I'm using 7zip and it's working fine but I cannot find a "font" folder in my PSP 9 program when I open it up with the program files/JASC software....
I tried many different ways to access this font in my PSP when editing text in an image, but no such luck.
Anyone able to help me with this?

#2 :: June 10th, 2012 @ 1:30 PM

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@creatureofhabit I'm not familiar with PSP anymore, but fonts are for the computer itself, not for any specific program. Maybe you should search how to add a font to your computer, and then if you reopen PSP it should appear in the list.

#3 :: June 10th, 2012 @ 8:24 PM

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OOOH that's right! I forgot about that. Thanks!! I'll give it a try...

#4 :: June 11th, 2012 @ 12:58 AM

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@creatureofhabit
Um.. is it not more productive to ask this kind of thing on google?
But yes, just unzip the file and drag the font (.abi most likely) into the fonts folder on your computer. On Windows it's in the Control Panel.
edit: cant spell

Last Edit by: ~~slick~~ 6/11/12 - 1:00:21 am

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#5 :: June 11th, 2012 @ 3:10 AM

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@~~slick~~

Sorry... but I already Googled it and can't find anything to help me. So that's why I came here.

Anyway, as to what you said - I have no idea how to find my font folder . And unzipping it I'm having trouble with ... I unzip it but cannot locate where to put the font. Like I said, there's no guide on Google that I can find. So some assistance would be appreciated..

#6 :: June 11th, 2012 @ 3:15 AM

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@creatureofhabit
Are you using Windows? If so, just hit Start and Control Panel. You should have a folder called Fonts there.
As for unzipping the file, you can extract it to anywhere you like. In the program you're using to unzip it, there should be a field where you can specify the location. I, personally, love the program called IZArc if you don't already have a program you're using.
Once you unzip it, open up your Fonts folder and the new file simultaneously. Then drag the .abi/font file into the Fonts folder.

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#7 :: June 11th, 2012 @ 8:24 AM

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Awesome! Yes, I'm using windows and I am also using IZArc. My winzip and tinyzip or whatever you call that one all expired. My friend Legolas sent me the link to the IZArc website.

Ok I'll try what you suggested. I'll post back if I am successful or not. Thanks for your help on this!

Edit:

IT WORKED IT WORKED!!! Thank you so much for your suggestions @! I greatly appreciate it!

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#8 :: June 11th, 2012 @ 12:08 PM

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np (:

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#9 :: June 12th, 2012 @ 5:44 PM

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Moving to Chit-Chat!

#10 :: June 12th, 2012 @ 7:39 PM

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@Danni
thanks. Wasn't sure which forum this was to go in.

Actually, this thread can be locked. Problem got solved!