Instead of logging in as the root user, as suggested by Summers, you can use an invisible file tool like Invisible Finder to seek out the fontTablesAnnex file. So if you are having problems with fonts auto-activating through Suitcase, search out this file and put it in the Trash or another place where you can retrieve it later, restart, and check for auto-activation. I then opened the document I had been having problems with, and the fonts were auto-activating again I'm guessing that this file hadn't been purged and refreshed in a while, because the new file it created was much smaller less than 200KB." FMCore.exe is usually located in the C:Program Files (x86)ExtensisSuitcase Fusion 5 folder.
FMCore.exes description is ' Extensis Font Management Core '. according to the FMCore.exe version information. "I restarted, logged in as a normal user, and started up Suitcase and Illustrator as I normally would. FMCore.exe is part of Extensis Font Management Core and developed by Celartem, Inc., doing business as Extensis. Find the font you want to preview, select your text, and click the font from the panel. This extension will give you access to a variety of new font styles.
#WHAT IS EXTENSIS FONTS INSTALL#
Here, browse for Extensis and install the extension.
To get it, navigate to Add-ons in the upper toolbar in Google Docs and click Get add-ons. Not knowing what exactly was kept inside, but pretty sure it would be rebuilt, I dragged it to the trash, but didn't delete it (just in case). Its easy to experiment with different fonts directly in your document. The most popular one is called Extensis Fonts. "I logged out and back in as 'root.' In my search for various caches which might be the culprit, I ran across a file in the System/Library/Caches/ directory which was named ' fontTablesAnnex.' It's size was a suspicious 10.8MB. I finally decided to dive deeper into the system. From the Add-ons menu, click Get Add-ons. I moved on to deleting any instance of an AdobeFnt.lst file, and any user-level font-related cache or database file. The Extensis site has the following directions for Fonts Add-on use: Open any Google Document, or create a new one.
I got more desperate as nothing seemed to help. "I tried the normal tricks making sure the correct options were set in Suitcase and in the Auto-Activation plug-in for Illustrator, replacing my Illustrator preferences with backups I keep, deleting the Suitcase preferences and re-dropping my fonts into Suitcase. MacFixIt reader Steve Summers found a culprit cache file that was causing fonts to not auto-activate through Extensis' Suitcase:
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