Anyone else having this issue? Twitter's website is a good example. Basically any site which is setting Helvetica Neue as the default font is displaying in A's with a box around them. I've tried altering the encoding to UTF-8 but that had no affect. Helvetica Neue is on my system and fine according to Fontbook. Not seen any other app be affected by this.
Cheers
Mark
MacBook, Mac OS X (10.7), Safari 5.1
Right, having read some more threads about this (which I couldn't find at first, apologies) it's a dupe font issue, I've turned off another instance of Helvetica Neue and half of the A's have gone from Web Twitter. I'm still showing 2 sets of locked Helvetica Neues as system fonts in Font Explorer. So, where do I go to delete this locked dupe fontset?
Right, I've deleted the file HelveticaNeueDeskUI.ttc from my system/library/fonts folder. This *seems to have fixed things... for now. I guess Lion's dumped an extra version of Helvetica in there and it's causing some sort of conflict. Ho hum.
Safari 5.1 not displaying helvetica Neue after Lion upgrade?
