AutoCAD 2010/2011/2012 DWG Format

[#1]

Our Office just upgraded from AutoCAD 2007 to 2012.

We lost the font CG Omega along the way.

One of our staff found it on her computer and e-mailed it to me.

But instead of being one CG Omega.TTF, the e-mail broke it up into 4 separate TTFs.

They are:

CGOR45W, CGOR46W, CGOR65W, and CGOR66W.

I am hesitatant try these.

Why did that happen?

Any advice?

Read Ya Later -KLYPH

[#2]

when I tried copying & pasting the font from my windows fonts directory, it pasted as 4 ttf flies with different names from what you posted.  from the "font settings" panel on the side, it takes me to a control panel page where I can reset default font settings - something about hiding fonts that aren't in my language.  Try resetting & seeing what happens.  I can't seem to take the font & zip it to attach

[#3]

Many TTF fonts are multiple files: nothing new or unusual about it. Look at an FONTS folder in Windows through a DOS listing, you'll see behind the curtain what all is being masked.

[#4]

One of the guys here knew to send it to the Windows Font folder as you mentioned.

Copying the four files proved difficul; at times, the Font folder was hiding.

And, we had to restart AutoCAD before the 4 files folded into one CG Omega.

I don't think I could do it again without help.

Thanks for your help -KLYPH

[#5]

Installing Windows fonts is easy nd one-step when you know how. Explore this:

http://www.microsoft.com/typography/TrueTypeInstall.mspx

It helps if AutoCAD is not running at the time of he addition.

[#6]

Thanks for the link to the website.

However, I can't double click on a font that doesn't exist.

What I had to do was copy each of the four "CGOR45W..." files to my Desktop.

Then I could drag them to the Windows Font file, the one that kept "hiding" when I tried to copy them to it.

Then I had to reboot the computer.

Then CG Omega was a font.

Read Y'all Later -KLYPH