Adobe Acrobat IX Font List

Comment sections are FUN.  Often informative, they also offer us a fair supply of amusement.  They also offer one an opportunity to collect and craft a thoughtful and witty response while countless others remain the eternal audience of the circuitboards.  Unless, of course, there is a misstep, which is still a win because humor is a gift from the universe. 

But I digress...and may I thank you for your thoroughly detailed explanation of the disparaging difference between Acrobat Pro 11 and Font Folio 11...but you missed the mark.

Perhaps you should have considered that someone else out here in this ever-expansive cyber-universe would have had pretty much the same exact question that led them to find this post...And what I found answered my question, because that question was clearly not answered here, and, if I may be so bold, could feel the frustration of the OP through his posts:

• "***I'd just like to know what they look like.***

         I don't care too much about how they got there.. just what they look like..."

And I found that, and matched up the fonts in the program with that list so that I could see each one before I selected it.  Quick search, and "boom", I'm afraid...

Exactly what “quite a lot of fonts” do you think Acrobat is installing on your system?

The relatively few fonts involved with Acrobat are installed within the Acrobat application itself and not in the system's font directories for use other than within Acrobat, primarily for font substitution. These include various Asian language (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) and right-to-left language (Hebrew, Arabic, Farsi) support fonts. These fonts are not available either via the Font Control Panel (Windows) or Fontbook (MacOS).

          - Dov