...even if reading the license agreement makes your eyes hurt.

Meh, seen before. Just means that whatever font the program requested was not available, so Windows chose the best match. Alphabetically.

Since you appear to be running a non-English system, its probably due to overzealous localisation. Somebody translated all or part of the font name.

mallard:

Since you appear to be running a non-English system, its probably due to overzealous localisation.

I was on a completely English system and I had the same problem some time last year. Someone just messed up with the fonts I would guess.

You think you have it bad? Reading the iTunes license agreement gave me a splitting headache when I last updated...

Arancaytar:

You think you have it bad? Reading the iTunes license agreement gave me a splitting headache when I last updated...

Well, these are just the instructions. Press the keys in the order given, and the EULA will come out.