[David]

May (early May).

[David]

you’re saying that even with:

Restart the Mac and immediately hold down the Command+Option+O+F keys. This will boot you into open firmware. When it stops, you will be looking at a “>” prompt.

At the prompt, type each of the next three lines(no spaces and no capital letters and without the [press Return]), followed by pressing the Return key:
reset-nvram [press Return]
set-defaults [press Return]
reset-all [press Return]

and nothing?

[David]

you don’t have blue screen? gray screen? any beeps? and when you restart the Mac – immediately hold down the Command+Option+O+F keys….mmmm….

[David]

launch your software; then go to “About….[PS, AE etc]”

[David]

Did you Repair Permissions before and after the update? Did you update with the 10.3.9 combo?

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BTW, don’t ever rush with update – if there’s no need for that. wait couple weeks to see/hear about bugs and problems…

[David]

Welcome to the Bugs. There are a lot of bugs with 10.3.9.

[David]

where’s the image?

did you try to look for the new images folder? (in the same folder as the exported html file)

[David]

You need quality printer, imagesetter…. ,however, what do you mean by “print quality text”? what do you want to do/print?

[David]

Try this:

a. Ouit PS
b. Shut down your computer (wait 2-3 minutes)
c. Start up your computer
d. Start PS

OR:

You can force PS to “forget” about the font by doing this:

a. Quit PS
b. Uninstall the font.
c. Start PS, then quit PS.
d. Install the font again.

Now when you start PS again, it will treat the font as if was new. If this was what was causing the problem, it should fix it. If you still have the problem, then it’s something else.

(You may need to clear your font caches using Font Cache Cleaner or Font Finagler and restarting.)

[David]

Oops…. the rest:

PostScript font files have the letters LWFN on their icons and are listed as “PostScript Type 1 Outline Font” under “Kind” in the Finder.