try this site http://www.computerarts.co.uk it has a great eye tutorial...

A little blurry down on the right side on my screen but it looks pretty good... Always good to have reference photos... I have a bunch of books and magazines along with photo cds, etc... National Geographic and stuff like that have some nice photos, same with popular mechanics, popular science, etc... Makes it much easier and less frustrating if you have something to look at so you know what it should look like...

Well I don't have one, but I do know about them... And the size and kind all depends on what your doing... Like I do Magazine Ads, Web Graphics, Interfaces, Photo-Retouching/Editing, and will be doing 3d texturing soon... I will also be doing Cad/Cam For work like that I'm told I will need around 12"X12", and a 4D Mouse with CrossHairs (For Cad). Now, if your not going to be doing A LOT of different kinds of work like I do, then a smaller one with a regular pen and maybe one of the graphire ones would be fine... It's like a computer... Most people don't by a P III 1Ghz computer with 512 MB SDRAM, 60GB HD, Geforce2 ULTRA Graphics chip, and the Koolmaxx videio cooling fan system to run NotePad, but if your doing intense work (Or if you happen to be one of the snotty kids that only has to learn to go to the bank for mommys and daddys money) then you get it... Anyways, sorry I can't answer your real question...

Yep just move the fonts into the fonts folder where Photoshop calls for it's fonts... I must have 100s if not 1000s of fonts... Sometimes they don't show up the first try though, and once in awhile I have to restart my computer...