On Wednesday, Jun 16, 2004, at 22:22 Canada/Eastern, Poyom Riles wrote: > I got two fonts from a friend of a friend (most likely a windows > user). They came as a folder named with the name of the font. Inside > the folder are a lot of files (file type unix executable, file size > 0kb). One file is 4kb. If they were fonts to begin with, then they were Mac fonts, and they were copied to a volume or via a protocol which doesn't support resource forks and HFS+ metadata (for a lengthy explanation, see <http://discussions.info.apple.com/ WebX?128 at 211.xQRXay0GoBe.131349@.68947ac6>). Consequently, they were shredded, and right now they're garbage. You can't do anything with them. Ask the friend of a friend to compress (StuffIt, Zip) and/or encode (BinHex) on the Mac the original files and send you the .sit, .zip, or .hqx files. <0x0192>