Peter, I moved to RH 7 from RH5. In 5, if I opened topic 1
and then opened topic 2, topic 1 closed automatically. I thought
that was how 7 worked too. Since I do not see an option that would
make RH close the previous topic when I open the next, as I would
prefer, I assume that I either have to close them manually one by
one before opening each next one, which seems too clunky, or close
a bunch of them (again manually) when the response time begins to
drag, which is acceptable but seems poor design.
Unless there is a parameter or option I am missing, certainly
possible, the only way I "control what is left open" is by manually
closing them with the attendant problems I described above.
Rick, I tried to send you a private message describing my
problems with FontFrenzy and asking for information to return my
system to its previous condition. You must not have gotten it. Just
FYI, the first problem I had was that when I initially defrenzied,
moving fonts to a folder on my desktop, Office began trying to
re-install MS Office Pro. I assume it did that because FontFrenzy
removed fonts that Office thought were necessary. I have since
allowed the reinstall to proceed, and Office seems fine.
When removing (moving) the fonts did not seem to help, I
decided to return my system to its original condition but was
baffled by the two path boxes that appeared when I tried to
ReFrenzy. I could not tell which path should have been to the
folder on my desktop and whether the other path should have been to
C:Fonts or whether only one path was necessary. When I got no
response from you, I tried to ReFrenzy as best I could figure it,
but some, or all, of my "excess" fonts have not been returned to my
primary Fonts folder.
I would like to move them back, but do not understand what
the list of files, like 92506_UB.TTF, are. I guess they are fonts
that have been transformed by FF in some fashion. I don't know how
to move the fonts on my desktop back manually and I am afraid to
try experiments with FF.
If you could suggest a manual process to move the fonts back
to their original home, including what, if anything, I should do
about the strange looking numbered files, I would appreciate it.
John