From the trimmer or the main window at the top?

No. You add them to WINDOWS. Open the Control Panel, go to Fonts, and add the new fonts there. Vegas will automatically see them.

Ok.. when i click and drag the entire clipped moved right. I held shift down and drug out a section and deleted it. Thanks! now just have to turn ripple on. This is progress!

Click ABOVE the timeline and drag. This will create a selected area highlighted in blue. Then pressing delete will delete that entire area.

From the TIMELINE.

got it. which I suppose should just remove it when i render it to a new file. I was looking for a right click option to delete. Never though of the delete key... thanks for putting up with the ignorance.

I downloaded a whole bunch a once, and wanted to do a mass install, as well. I had to take an extra step, just for anyone out there who's never done this before. First I had to extract each zipped folder (each font is downloaded as a zip file) to a directory, and then, I had to go to THAT directory, and move the font file itself out of its folder (yes, even though it was extracted, there was still the same file/folder structure in the new directory. Hmmm), and into the raw directory itself, and do this for each font, and then I could install them all at once. I hope that makes sense to someone.

You can also split the track with the S key in two places. Highlight
the middle piece and hit the delete key. I think you can also
right-click and choose cut perhaps? (not infront Vegas at the moment)

Yes, there are MANY ways this can be accomplished. I tried to give the shortest number of steps to accomplish the task. However, when I really do it, I DO normally press "S" to split out that area before deleting it.

I just checked and there is a right-click option for cut. However, there also IS a right-click option for Delete as well.

That's the exact reason I added it as well Edward, I also always
use split first <g> How funny!

Thanks all, problem solved! Will know soon on the plug-in issue. I e-mailed red giant and sony.