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jm46235390
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June 17, 2023
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I'd like a cheap way to access fonts for Photoshop Elements on two computers. Is InCopy the way?

  • June 17, 2023
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Hi! 🙂

I have Photoshop Elements and don't want to upgrade. I'd like to be able to use Adobe fonts in it on my two computers. I'm looking for the cheapest way to do that.

 

I see that InCopy has the cheapest subscription of all the Adobe products. 

 

If I subscribe, do I have to download InCopy (which I don't want) or can I just start using Adobe fonts in Elements?

 

Can I use it on both my laptops, or just one?

 

Thanks very much for any help. The Adobe chatbot won't talk sense to me!

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    Correct answer BobLevine

    I blogged about it a few years ago. There are some minor changes since then but the idea remains the same...it's a bargain even if never use InCopy. The "hidden" benefits of an Adobe InCopy subscription • BobLevine.us

     

    Here's a screenshot of what's included now:

     

    And yes, you can use these features on two machines. You will need to install the CC Desktop app.

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    BobLevine
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    BobLevineCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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    June 17, 2023

    I blogged about it a few years ago. There are some minor changes since then but the idea remains the same...it's a bargain even if never use InCopy. The "hidden" benefits of an Adobe InCopy subscription • BobLevine.us

     

    Here's a screenshot of what's included now:

     

    And yes, you can use these features on two machines. You will need to install the CC Desktop app.

      jm46235390
      jm46235390Author
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      June 18, 2023

      Oh dear! I've taken out a trial subscription to InCopy and tried to use some activated fonts in a Photoshop Elements 12 design and got a pop-up saying that they weren't available. They're not available in Word either.

       

      Is this because both of these programmes aren't in the cloud? Am I right in thinking there's no way for me to use an Adobe subscription to get access to these fonts for my Photoshop Elements 12 projects?

       

      Is my only option to buy individual font licenses?

      BobLevine
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      BobLevineCommunity Expert
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      June 18, 2023

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