What is Font Cache?
Font Cache is the temporary memory of a typeface on your computer. When there
is an issue with a typeface, it’s time to clear the font cache.
MacOS
- Close all applications.
- Open the Terminal app. You can find this app by typing Terminal in the Spotlight Search.
-
Enter the following command and press Return:
sudo atsutil databases -remove
- Enter your computer's password and press Return.
-
Enter the following command and press Return:
atsutil server -shutdown
-
Enter the following command and press Return:
atsutil server -ping
- Quit Terminal. You can do so by hitting your CMD + Q keys at once.
- Restart your computer. This is important to rebuild the new Font Cache.
- Reinstall your fonts.
Windows
- Close all programs.
- Delete the following file:
C:\Windows\System32\FNTCACHE.DAT - Restart your computer. This is important to rebuild the new Font Cache.
Linux
- Type the following command in a command line window:
fc-cache -f -v
Comments
Post a Comment