Now, Extensis gives specifics about which fonts absolutely must remain to insure smooth running of the operating system(follow the link above), but I am now suspicious of this whole scenerio, and right now am wishing that I had not moved anything, especially in light of the workaround I later found here on our forum regarding turning off the Preview Pane in Suitcase which seems to have worked.įonts are confusing enough at the best of times, and now I feel considerably more lost than usual.

Nothing crashes, but the window repeatedly closes out when trying to view the contents of those two folders. The other two Font folders, 'Classic Fonts' and 'User Fonts' are okay. The resulting problem is that I now cannot open two of the four folders contained in the primary 'Moved From System Font Folders' that they suggest creating without causing my window from abruptly closing! The two Font folders that automatically close my hard drive window when attempting to open them are called 'System Domain Fonts' and 'Library Fonts'. Now, as per the instructions given by Extensis about creating a folder called 'Moved From System Font Folders' and 'cleaning' (placing) all 'unnessecary fonts' into four folders inside this main folder, I have done so. Then I came across another workaround here on the Apple forums which rather simply involved turning off the Preview Pane in Suitcase. I cleaned up my system fonts as they recommended, with partial results. As per instructions given by Extensis (which you can read here if you are not familiar with this problem), Like others, I suddenly found myself having a problem with Suitcase telling me that I had font conflicts that needed to be resolved. I have done lots of reading on these forums and on the Extensis support pages and have answered some of my issues, but now have a new interesting development that I have not found ANY answers for.

When did suitcase fusion 7 come out