Adobe Fonts

Hi there, I plan on cancelling my Adobe subscription, because we have one at our office, thus I don't use mine any more.But the question I ask myself is what happens with the Muse Sites and hosted Webfonts I used in my projects? I still have a few websites hosted which I used Adobe Tools for. Thanks in advance,Georg

Hi, does anyone know what this font is called? I have been searching and can't find the name?Thanks

I have just been denied access to Adobe Fonts. My co-workers still have it. Any ideas how I can get it back? Everything else is working fine. 

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We have recently updated our creative cloud applications to the most current versions. We also have updated our mac operating system to Mohave.We have one computer out of three that is having issues with the adobe typekit activated fonts.This computer is randomly dropping the agenda font we have activated in typekit when in InDesign. This is the only font we have activated.We have three total computers with the agenda font active through the Typekit. Only one is having the issue.The entire font family for agenda is active (54) totalDuring the 8 hour period we have seen it drop from the original 54 to 49 to 36 to 11. This is in idesign. Yet the creative cloud typekit shows all 54 active.Actions and steps we have tried:- Closing Indesign- Deactivating the font- Reactivating the font- Restarting InDesignThis worked for a time and then we started to see them drop once more.Actions taken this time:- Signed out of the InDesign session- Closed InDesign- Deactivated Font- Reactivated font- Res

I am trying to edit a pdf tht used Open Sans Light font. I have enabled the font Adobe, restarted my computer, but am unable to use that font for editing. An error message comes up saying The original font Open Sans Light is not available or cannot be used for editing. Is there a workaround for this?

Since Adobe has no incentive to fix this issue, are there users who would help patch this by periodically browsing their library and helping maintain a publicly searchable listing/calendar of known fonts or entire foundries that will be retired from Adobe Fonts? This seems like a critical resource for business users who need proactive notification way more than 7 days in advance of losing access to a creative resource.

Can someone help me clarify what counts as ePublication, for fonts in PDFs made available online? This is a general question, not just pertaining to Adobe fonts. The context is a non-profit publication. Each issue is available in print and online for free- money comes from ads in each issue. Online issues are available as PDFs of the printed version, which can be downloaded from the website. Does a free pdf- containing paid ads- available for download online require a commercial ePub licence for the fonts? Would it depend on the editability of the PDF/how fonts are embedded? These details aren't clear in many licencesIn a publication that requires ePub licensing, are outlined/rasterized typefaces still covered by a desktop licence? If a client supplies an ad to be published, who needs to hold the licences for the fonts in that ad- the publication, the client, or both? (for desktop or ePub use)I realize that answers may depend on individual font licences, but I’m trying t

How do we see which fonts that will be retired? Is there a list of fonts that will be retired soon? I consider this vital info for management of my documents, website, and various design projects. would be great to know which fonts will be discontinued for both reasons of being able to purchase elsewhere and to turn into outlines in various documents for continued use. I'm curious what others think, but would say this is a definite downfall to using adobe font library. The ease of use and activate/deactivate system works fine until you open a document that no longer has your original font that you designed for that document and you have no idea what that design or mock-up was supposed to look like. 

When i activate a font family (Fieldwork in the most recent instance), only a couple of the styles are on my font dropdown in Ai, but CC says that all the fonts are activated. I log off/on and still can't get the full family to show up. Anyone elase have this problem?

Hi im a graphic designer subscribed to adobe creative cloud mostly for the typekit and its amazing font collection. Today as I opened typekit as usual and found my desired font I found it unavailable, then I realized Im not singed in to my account and when I did I only found few fonts displayed for me (3 pages) where as I used to have more than 70-80 pages of fonts. Im paying the monthly subscription fee and Im expecting a full access. I wanted to get in touch with adobe itself about my issue by as I found out there is not an actual contact to any real person which I could talk to except the live chat which did not undrestand any of what I was saying

Is Adobe fonts available with educational plan where a customer has redeemed the his license with redemption code? Any help?

I have activated Lato font and now the font is not showing up in my photoshop program on the computer. Any suggestions? Thanks a lot!

Hi,I am creating an interactive eBook with InDesign. It's based on a real novel, so it's mainly text. But it will have some cool visual interactivity, maybe on every 5-8th page.    I have a unique hybrid situation regarding font licensing, which needs clarification : I am planning to sell the eBook in 2-3 different formats, just for practical reasons:Format n.1) iBook - as far as I understand, my CC Subscription covers the font licensing. Is that correct?Format n.2) I am also planning to use a software called Kotobee Author. It will convert the EPUB into an encrypted mobile and desktop app and embed an ebook reader into it. So it's still an eBook in terms of content. But it will be sold as a mobile / desktop app. LICENSE CLARIFICATION NEEDED:Adobe Font is allowed for eBooks, but they are not allowed for mobile and destop apps without extra license purchase.So from a font licensing perspective, does Format N.2 count as an eBook or as a mobile / desktop

i need some cute chinese font to finish my project, but there are only a few choices.

Nieun Global is developing a mobile video editing applicationand they will be released in S.Korea and the U.S.We would like to provide Adobe Fonts to end-users.Our primary users will be home movie makersand online contents creaters. The end-user will use fonts on their videos as title, captions, subtitles, etc. Please let us know if we can grant Adobe Fonts license to app users.Thank you!

I am a graphic design student currently developing my own original font. I exclusively use adobe products for all of my work for school and professionally. I finished the rough of my typeface and thought it would be incredible to make my typeface completley active. Possible having my font featured on adobe fonts for use and purchase. How would I go about having my font developed so that other designers can use my original typeface?

I wonder if I can obtain the meta data for fonts I'm using via Adobe Fonts.  If I purchase an individual font and obtain its font file, I can use opentype.js (https://opentype.js.org/font-inspector.html) to get the font meta data such as unitsPerEm and sxHeight (which are useful to set font-size based on the preferred x-height).  But as far as I can tell, I won't be able to obtain the font file per se if I use Adobe Fonts.  The font meta data is very useful for pixel-perfect typesetting. I'd like to get hold of it for Adobe Fonts. Any comments would be welcome. Thank you for reading this. Best,Masa

I'm looking for Silentium Pro® by Adobe, yet this is not available through Adobe font service but only sold by third party? Isn't that a nonsense? 😉

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I understand web font licensing to generally be the rightsholder granting permission to distribute a font file, for limited rendering uses. The Adobe Fonts licensing terms for web sites clearly states that a client needs to have an Adobe CC Fonts license to use Adobe Fonts for their sites. The implication is that the client is hosting their site themselves; they are the ones making the font file available so they need the license. We are an agency who hosts the sites that we create for our clients. In this scenario, where the client is not hosting their site, is it still required for the client to have an Adobe CC Fonts license?

When I edit a pdf to add a text box, I always want to use the same text-Times New Roman font 14 bold.  The default is Times New Roman font size 12.  How can I save the bold larger font as my primary edit so I dont have to change it every time?

Exactly as the subject line says. Creative Cloud doesn't sync newly activated fonts to my computer if I need to update any of the apps — it doesn't seem to matter whether the app I'm currently using has an update available or no. Ridiculous, and would love for Adobe to fix this.

So I activated the fonts I needed on adobe fonts and I wanted to use them on my iPad Pro (2nd generation) for Adobe Photoshop. When I go to the fonts, it says I don't have it. On my computer is says the fonts were activated. Does anyone know why this is happening or how I can fix it? Is it becuase of my iPad? Thank you so much for any help.

My CC account is active. The fonts site shows me my active fonts. They were working ok until yesterday. Today I open the photoshop with the respective projects and for my surprise the typekit fonts can't be found. The adobe fonts site shows me my active fonts but for the Creative Cloud interface, no more adobe fonts are active, when before it showed me all the active fonts. What happened? I also unchecked and checked again the "Enable fonts..." under Preferences. Some people say re-start the system, etc. So, do I have to restart the system every time I work with Adobe Fonts? Thanks a lot.