Import fonts from pc to mac?

Does anybody know if it is possible to import fonts from Word on a pc into my Imac? Ta

I haven't copied any fonts yet. So I copy the fonts folder from the pc to a mini drive is that right and it will install ok on to my Mac?

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Hi
I want to import some specific font into cast and use it for
the case the
font is not installed on users computer
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under MAC - I
can not do it
The reason - when I select "Insert -> Media element ->
Font ...", "Font Cast
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success
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message
news:gkfopg$mvt$[email protected]..
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on the PC, then
> save the dir file, then move that dir file to the Mac,
it will work. But
> often, the same fonts that will embed on PC will not
embed on Mac.

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1. way over the osx tool digital pictures. result with osx Lion 1.1 GB (with the osx Lion it is 3.8 GB with the same Iphone and pictures)
2. way with Iphoto with both osx exactly the same size.
Can someone explain me this strange thing?
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