AW 6.2.9 Font List

My font list in AW 6.2.9 won't rebuild. From what I can gather from the support docs, discussions & Google searches, this list should rebuild every time I launch AW. The font list shows fonts that are not currently enabled, which makes for a rather lengthy list to scroll through every time I click on it.
The weird thing is that most of these fonts will work in AW. They are unavailable to other apps, as expected.
I have deleted my AW prefs and AW user data multiple times. I've cleared PRAM, I've emptied every cache I can find that seems even vaguely related.
Anyone have any thoughts on this one?

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AppleWorks is legacy software - it's an OS 8/9 program carbonized to run in OS X. It just doesn't "understand" the "bells & whistles" of OS X such as disabling fonts. To keep the fonts from showing up in AppleWorks' fonts list you'd have to remove them from the fonts folders & this could adversely affect other applications.

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> Murray *ACE* posted in macromedia.dreamweaver
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>> There is an XML file that contains this information
too, you know?
>>
>> Program Files/Adobe/Dreamweaver
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>>
>> (on PC, of course)
>>
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>
>
> Must be new with CS4. That was the first place I looked
for CS3, but
> now that I have my (Macromedia) DW8 box running, I don't
see the
> folder there, either.
>
> In Vista, does is customized version there or in
> %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Dreamweaver CS4\...
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>
>
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