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mmays2022
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July 8, 2022
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Searching through fonts in Adobe is broken when searching alphabetically

  • July 8, 2022
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I know some people don't look for fonts this way, but I was searching through all the fonts available on Adobe Fonts alphabetically. I was in the S section on page 200, and I'm not allowed to go past that page. I keep getting an error message that "You've Stumped Us!" and I can't see the rest of the fonts. It says there are 236 pages, but I can't see those last 36. Probably needs a fix.

    Correct answer copperpocket

    This is still a problem? Still unable go past page 200, the letter M

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    Tarun Saini
    Community Manager
    Tarun SainiCommunity Manager
    Community Manager
    March 2, 2023

    Hi @mmays2022 @M S V,

     

    Welcome to the community! Sorry for the delay. I would like to inform you that we've been able to reproduce the issue & our product team is investigating it further. We will get back to you once we hear anything from the team.

     

    Regards,

    Tarun

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    copperpocketCorrect answer
    Participant
    October 13, 2023

    This is still a problem? Still unable go past page 200, the letter M

      M S V
      M S V
      Inspiring
      July 8, 2022

      I made the same question last year

      the answer was: it's normal, make a filter to have less then 200 pages

      it is shameful!

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      mmays2022Author
      Participant
      July 8, 2022

      Then we should at least get the option to look at all fonts that begin with a certain alphabet letter. If we're trying to remember a font that starts with a certain letter (or someone gives you an idea of a font to use but can only remember the first letter of it's name), but can't search for it by that letter grouping, it really slows down production art. You can search for a certain letter or first two letters in the search field, but it's going to give you a million options of font names that have those letters in them. It's incredibly inefficient, especially for those that work in fast paced atmospheres.

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