If your issue doesn't seem to be either of these, please post the contents of the crash log here.ĭual 2.7GHz PowerPC G5 w/ 2.5 GB RAM 17" MacBook Pro w/ 2 GB RAM - Mac OS X (10.4. Then, you should download the latest version of the OS X Combo Update (currently OS X 10.4.8 Combo) and re-apply that over top of your existing OS X installation.
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Pacifist to re-install the Font Book application from your OS X Tiger install disc. 19:55:48 Font Book An uncaught exception was raised 19:55:48 Font Book Unable to load nib file: MainMenu, exiting If you open up the Console application (in the /Applications/Utilities/ folder) and look as you launch Font Book it should say something similar to the following: Typically this happens after a font has been modified or a font has been installed outside of the standard /Library/Fonts directory, but it can happen out of the blue in some situations as well. "" and "" are the two most common collections that can cause problems.Īnother problem that usually results in Font Book quitting or crashing immediately on launch is caused by the fact that it's missing its "MainMenu.nib" interface file. In some unusual and admittedly rare situations, fonts in OS X and various Mac apps may display erroneously, or outright fail to display. collection files there you should be able to
To resolve it, go to your /Users/~/Library/FontCollections/ folder and remove any non-default. This problem is usually limited to a particular user account. (You may also be unable to show the Font Panel in applications that use it). You can also go to Settings > Personalization > Fonts, and drag the font file into the Add fonts area. The easiest is to double-click it, or right-click it, and select Show more options > Install. The first problem is caused by a corrupt Font Collection file which causes an exception when Font Book tries to unarchive it. There are several ways to install a font in Windows 11. There are two common causes for Font Book crashing (or immediately quitting) upon launch.
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