Annoying Font Problem

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Hi

I wonder whether anyone would be so kind as to help me with an annoying problem? I recently installed an HP printer/scanner driver on my MacBookPro (Mac OS X Leopard) and have been getting warning messages about a missing font ever since (see attachments). During the installation process, I received no warnings about potential conflicts or deletions, but ever since then, when I open certain applications (e.g. Pages, Keynote, etc.), the following happens:

1. I get a warning message (see first attachment) and am asked whether I would like to review it;
2. When I review the warning, I am told that the font "Helvetica-Narrow" has been substituted for the missing font "Helvetica" (see second attachment).

What am I to do? (Please explain in terms a three-year-old can understand:Oops: - I am not particularly IT orientated)

Regards
William

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Your Mac's Specs
iMac 17" 1Ghz G4  iPhone 3G  10.5.5
Before adding or removing fonts, start up in Safe Mode (boot holding SHIFT) to see if it's simply a cache problem. Safe Mode should clear these out for you.

Some info that may help.
http://www.jklstudios.com/misc/osxfontsdraft.html

Alternatively, you could use an app called Pacifist to extract the relevant files you want from the restore discs.
 

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