# Font Pro Problem on the Desktop (Solved)

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**Created:** [October 2, 2016, 7:57pm UTC](https://forums.realmacsoftware.com/t/font-pro-problem-on-the-desktop-solved/9991 "2016-10-02T19:57:07Z")\
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I also created a .txt file in TextWrangler. It still didn’t work.

While creating an htaccess file is somewhat of a hassle, in principle it is not too much of a hardship if it were successful. The jury, of course, is still out on that.

I am nevertheless curious about an exchange on this forum with Robert Ziebol (@zeebe) of Team Workman on June 1st of this year:

> [@Questions regarding Font Pro](http://forums.realmacsoftware.com/t/questions-regarding-font-pro/7385/3):
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> Font Pro can be used site-wide as a Stacks Partial.

I enquired: “Are you having to create an htaccess file in order for Font Pro to work?”

He replied: “Nope, no htaccess file is necessary”.

Wondering, therefore, why it is.

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