In general, if you see that the font after activation is visible in a simple standard application like WordPad and is not visible in Adobe application, this is a signal that the font is installed correctly in operating system and this issue is the matter of compatibility of Adobe app and the way how and where the font was installed.
Thus in the latest release of FontExpert we had to set the default type of installation in Windows 10 to the one we used in earler version - installation for All users (which is not as convenient as the installation for current user as it requires from user to confirm administrator provileges).ģ) Sometimes when you activate a font it may have slightly different font name in Adobe fonts menu. I use Fontbase (2.13. In FontExpert we have supported this new type of installation provided by Microsoft in Windows 10, but users has reported that they do not see the fonts in Adobe applications when the fonts are installed for current user. 1 InDesign, Photoshop and Premier Pro crashes when activating Fonts from Fontbase Altaf0101 Community Beginner, Dear Support, Even Im facing an issue while installing fonts.
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It seems Adobe applications do not recognize fonts when they are installed "for current user". FontBase is free to use, and it allows you to quickly install fonts from the Google Fonts collection without downloading and installing them manually. Deploy-FontBase.ps1 -DeploymentType Uninstall -DeployMode NonInteractive. This is a very old problem and it was described on FontExpert support forum.Ģ) Latest version of Windows 10 supports new type of font installation: for the Current User. This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it. The reasons why Adobe applications may not recognize the fonts visible to other applications (like Wordpad) are the following:ġ) PostScript (Type 1) fonts may not be visible in Adobe app if the font are installed in a folder on a local disk, while Adobe applications accept them if the Type 1 fonts are located in a special common folder known to Adobe.
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