The best way is to use an installer to do that, as article suggests.

>Actually I did read the entire article. But I was trying emulate what I will do when installing the bar code font on a customer's computer. So I ran the code that I thought would install/copy the font into the folder. If I have to manually copy the font file to the C:\Windows\Fonts folder on each customer computer I will have to find a way to determine the folder name since, I presume, that the fonts folder is not always "C:\Windows\Fonts" but could be different.
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