Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Hey, all, about 2 months ago, I installed the Photoshop CS3 beta  
(please don't give me grief about installing betas, Photoshop is what  
I use to make my living) and ever since, whenever I launch Logic (Pro  
6.4.2) I get a dialog that says "Some Text Fonts are missing or not  
displayable. You can replace Fonts globally in the Text Style  
Window," with nothing but an "OK" button below that. Once I okay it,  
Logic finishes loading the Autoload song, without any detectable  
problems, but I'm beginning to get sick of dismissing this dialog,  
and I can't for the life of me find any "Text Style Window" anywhere  
in Logic. Can someone point me to this window, or otherwise advise me  
as to what fonts Logic expects to have installed so I can check and  
see if some of them have gone missing?

Thanks,
Chris Vreeland

> (please don't give me grief about installing betas, Photoshop is what
> I use to make my living) and ever since, whenever I launch Logic (Pro
> 6.4.2) I get a dialog that says "Some Text Fonts are missing
> 

Sorry, I don't know the answer. But this is why its a good idea to install a 
second hard disk, or partition a single disk to have one operating system and 
disk dedicated to Logic and music, and nothing else.



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Hey Chris, go to: "Score" (Command 3)/ "Text"/ "Text Styles" - Change  
all and resave.

ATB,

Erik
> Hey, all, about 2 months ago, I installed the Photoshop CS3 beta
> (please don't give me grief about installing betas, Photoshop is what
> I use to make my living) and ever since, whenever I launch Logic (Pro
> 6.4.2) I get a dialog that says "Some Text Fonts are missing or not
> displayable. You can replace Fonts globally in the Text Style
> Window," with nothing but an "OK" button below that. Once I okay it,
> Logic finishes loading the Autoload song, without any detectable
> problems, but I'm beginning to get sick of dismissing this dialog,
> and I can't for the life of me find any "Text Style Window" anywhere
> in Logic. Can someone point me to this window, or otherwise advise me
> as to what fonts Logic expects to have installed so I can check and
> see if some of them have gone missing?
>
> Thanks,
> Chris Vreeland
>
> 



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Greg wrote:

> Sorry, I don't know the answer. But this is why its a good idea to install a
> second hard disk, or partition a single disk to have one operating system and
> disk dedicated to Logic and music, and nothing else.

Agree 100%. Guess I would try either of the following:

1. Clean-install the OS, Logic and other DAWs if you have any, plug-ins and
all the stuff you use with your DAW to another partition.

2. If you don't want to mess with your plug authorizations just try running
*combo* update for your version of OS -- it may or may not fix the issue,
but at least it won't hurt to run it again and fix any existing problems
along the way. I do this every time I have a minor thing and it helps most
of the times. Just my $0.02.

Best,

Andy