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Ok I’m really confused here. If all Adobe fonts are cleared for Personal and Commercial work then why does my client need thier own licence for web fonts? The headline contradicts the terms which snow state, “No. The Terms of Use don't permit this. The client's website must load Adobe Fonts from their own Creative Cloud subscription to ensure that there isn't any interruption to the font licensing or web font hosting. ” When did this change? And why would ANY client want thir own Creative Cloud subscription just to use the font!? The headline is total rubbish and 100% misleading in my opinion.

Has anyone come across a font close to Java Heritages Roman? I've tried taking a screen shot and searching via the adobe font search bar, AI searching and googling and nothing compares. 

I have been working on a 150 page document for months. One font in use Garamond Premier Pro. Right now the Regular face is not showing up, EVEN THOUGH Creative Cloud Fonts says it is installed for Adobe and other apps. All 33 other faces are listed, just not Regular! And this is happening on two computers, both Windows. All CC apps are current. On one page the document is requesting Roman, not Regular. The real mystery is that much of this book has not changed in many weeks and I never had this font issue before this week. 

Is anyone having the issue when browsing fonts where you click the next page of fonts and instead of advancing and refreshing at the top of the page, it starts at the bottom? Ultimately making you have to manually scroll to the top before advancing again. It's super frustrating and it seems my co-workers are also having this issue. Any ideas how to fix it?

Does anyone know if it is okay to use Adobe Fonts on non Adobe apps as long as I have a subscription to an Adobe app that has access to Adobe Fonts?

This is used on one of client's sites and they have been aked to pay a licence fee when they didn't have to before as they have Adobe. Thanks

Helping a coworker on a file today that uses an Adobe Font, and when I activated the font from Adobe Fonts I got overset text. Digging into this, I found that when I activate the font, it shows up as OpenType - TT in my font manager, but OpenType - PS in hers. The Font Sense numbers are different. How is it possible that Adobe Fonts is activating two different versions of the same font? This is hersThis is mine. This is not the first time this overset text issue has appeared on this brand but it's the first time I've tracked the issue to Adobe Fonts itself. Any ideas about what's going on here and how to make sure Adobe activates the same Font Sense version for both of us?

Could any tell ,I have subscribed to Adobe , I can able to activate and deactivate Adobe font families. But I need to .ttf files of font family. Is there any way to download the .ttf file of Adobe fonts? Could you plesae suggest a way. 

Hello,Attached is a picture of a power amplifier in my home music system.  I am trying to identify the font used to create the text on the amp to have a dust cover made with the text embroidered into the cover.  It will also be helpful if someone can estimate what the tracking/kerning is but this is not as importantas identifying the font.I realize this may be an unusal request and I appreciate the community helping me out very much. Thank you so much, Jeff

I have been working on a project that I heavily use "Sing Painter HouseScript" as headers, and I go to open the project today, and it is no where to be found on typekit.  Are there fonts that are disappearing on typekit? If so, this is super frustrating as I have been an advocate for typekit amongst my peers, and I will no longer be able to use typekit as a trustworthy resource if one day my fonts are no longer available...  Just a little feedback and an explanation would be great. Thanks!  Signed,  "frustrated designer"

Bonjour,J'ai téléchargé la police "Caflisch Script Pro Semibold" et souhaiterais l'enregistrer sur CANVA mais lorsque j'essaye, j'ai un message d'erreur disant que la police n'est pas homologuée pour être utilisée avec CANVA.Comment faire?Dans l'attente de votre retour.Merci.Adélaïde

Hi, I got a very unpleasant surprise because of claimed licensing fees for self-hosting the font on the site. I’ve been paying creative cloud since 2013. Two years ago I designed a simple website for a client who had a limited budget (the site is an old man’s personal non-commercial one-page presentation and is not for sale or profit and there’s hardly any traffic on it). Because of the limited budget, I searched for free fonts and found the Klavika font offered for free on the Free Fonts website https://freefonts.co. I believed them (mistake #1) and I downloaded the fonts and provided them to the coder to use. Everything worked fine for two years. Last week, the font company that provides Klavika font got in touch, saying that they could not find a license that authorized the site to use it. I wrote to where I got the fonts from and that the supplier (FreeFonts) was claiming them as free fonts. The font company refuted this and wants me to buy the fonts (USD 250 for six

This really is a big problem and after lots of googling it seems no-one has a good solution. The huge list of ugly system fonts and unwanted language fonts that fill the font selection lists in Adobe Applications slow down the design process and is frustrating. The best workaround I have found is to use the favourite (star) feature in Adobe programs so that the fonts you actually want come to the top of the list and the tons of other system and foreign language fonts are still listed but at the bottom. The problem with this is that you have to keep favouriting new fonts and there is still that nagging annoyance of loads of fonts showing up that are of no use.  With Apple's new OS versions you can't delete or even disable foreign language fonts now, so you are stuck having to scroll through them in all the Adobe applications. It is such a frustration for designers across the board and I think Adobe and Apple desperately need to sort this out. Apple should have a feature t

It's annoying how I have to go into Adobe Fonts and collapse each font family separately, one by one, especially when I have quite a few fonts installed.   Can't you just have a checkbox to each of the font families so we can select whichever ones we want to deactivate, with the option to also collapse each checked font family?   The lack of this sort of basic functionality (which should not be difficult to implement at all) is a huge time-waster for anyone who uses Adobe Fonts.  

I'm trying to view the fonts I've added that fall under a certain tag. I can select "Added" to see all of my added fonts but when I select a tag nothing happens. No matter what tag I select, nothing gets filtered. The only thing that changes is the description/header of the tag at the top of the page, seen below. I thought I was able to do this at one point, maybe they've changed something??? If anyone has a better way of filtering fonts please let me know. 

I am struggling to add a font in the creative cloud app. The font is Clearface-Serial-Light-Regular.ttf. I have had no trouble in the past uploading .otf files. However this is my first time uploading a .ttf file. When in the add font window on creative cloud the wheel is constantly spinning saying 'Processing'. I have left it for a few hours now and it still hasn't processed. 

Hello, the font Apertura is not rendering properly. We are currently using Apertura on a website as part of a Web Project. We set up the web project using all available versions of the font and noticed the glyphs in people's names look wrong. We were viewing the font in Microsoft Edge. Upon review the diacritical glyphs seem to be rendering improperly on fonts.adobe.com in Microsoft Edge as well. Please advise on how Adobe is fixing this problem. Thank you. 

Anyone know of a font similar to Friz Quadrata? It's annoying that the Adobe apps don't recognize this font that I've used for ages. 

No way of using Adobe fonts in Procreate? I'm not a big user of Adobe products on the iPad. I prefer Procreate over Fresco. Only work-around I've found is typesetting my composition in iPad Illustrator with my Adobe fonts active and exporting as a .png into Procreate, but it sucks to work with flattened non-live type.

Why do a couple of characters in an Adobe Font do not convert into Microsoft Word? I have converted CCMightyMouse Adobe Font into a Microsoft Word program and all converted just fine expect the "apostrophe" and the "open quote marks". Can this be corrected easily instead of going line by line and manually converting each one throughout the 300+ page document?I can't get through to any real person on the Adobe Fonts team. I heard it might be an error on the Adobe side, but I need real help!!!PLEASE HELP

Hi, I can not load new Adobe fonts through CC/Website. I have the creative cloud running (been actiove for over a year) and ask to browse fonts but the 'Add family' button is missing from the browser.  I have restarted, re-installed CC, I can see some fonts in mr fonts which I previously loaded...Can someone help. lister Mac

Las fuentes añadidas desde la página web de adobe fonts no se ven reflejadas en la aplicación de mi Mac de Creative Cloud, y por ende no puedo usarlas en las aplicaciones de Adobe. Esto pasó después de la actualización del software de Mac.

 I was using the currently unavailable fonts yesterday for a class project. Why does this happen and how can I resolve this issue?

Adobe has decided that if I don't use a font within a given (arbitrary) time period, I must no longer need the font and have (without asking my permssion or even notifying me) uninstalled certain fonts. WTH?! How can I turn off the "helpful" feature I neither asked for nor want?

Video showcasing issue  1.) There is no "collapse all" feature under font management, so scrolling through many fonts in the creative app is a nightmare. 2.) When I click on INSTALL (fonts), my font view port keeps jumping around frantically, and I have to re-orientate myself and search, to find the place in the list where I left off.