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Participant
June 14, 2019
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managing fonts in PSE

  • June 14, 2019
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I know there are fonts on a computer that cannot be disabled or deleted because the computer needs them but can I keep them all from being in my type tool in Photo Shop Elements. It becomes overwhelming searching for the font I want when I use the type tool especially since I have even more fonts I downloaded from the internet and added to my font book. Is there a way to only see the fonts I want to use with PSE in my type tool and not all the other fonts I don't even use?

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Correct answer hatstead

JudyLuecke  wrote

hatstead, you are an Adobe Community Professional. I've looked back through years of forum questions on this issue. Obviously, there is no answer, at this point it is not possible to do what I'm asking. As an Adobe employee, maybe you can take this to Adobe.

Judy,

I am not an Adobe employee, just a user of the software and try to help users like you. Adobe staff posts on this forum from time to time. Suggest that you direct the issue which you reference here;
Photoshop Family Customer Community

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hatstead
Inspiring
June 14, 2019

PSE uses the system fonts. I am unaware of a method to aggregate a few.

Consider uninstalling the fonts which you don't utilize.

Participant
June 15, 2019

That is the problem--There are so many fonts that the computer won't let me 'remove' or 'disable' (most of which I don't use in PSE; I use fonts I have downloaded myself)  and every font in the font book shows up in the list when I use the type tool. I have to scroll through a long list of names of fonts I will never use to find  the fonts I installed and want to use. It's such a pain and takes forever. I've even tried renaming fonts with an 'A' or a '1' in front so they would show up at the top of the list but when you install them into Font Book they automatically revert to name the author gave them. UGH!!! Does anyone know if there is a solution?