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laurad30950854
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June 12, 2015
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Can't connect to Typekit thru Creative Cloud - help?

  • June 12, 2015
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Fonts won't open - wheel spins constantly so I can't connect to Typekit. This means that the fonts in my InDesign folders are all defaulting. I've tried to restart and I've deleted the opm.db file and restarted. No good. Has any one got any ideas?

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Correct answer henrikl25226358

OK, i uninstaled everything i have from adobe to be able to uninstal creative cloud. Then i reinstalled everything, now it works.. hurray

8 replies

Participant
September 28, 2015

Adobe Support: thankyou, this worked just fine

Run these steps to fix the spinner:

1. quit the Creative Cloud desktop application

2. from the Go menu in the Finder, choose Go to Folder

3. paste in this path and click Go:

~/Library/Preferences/

4. In the window that opens, you should see a list of files including com.adobe.accmac.plist

5. click on com.adobe.accmac.plist and renamed it com.adobe.accmac.plist.old. You'll be asked to confirm that you want to change the extension to .old.

6. start the Creative Cloud desktop application again.

Participant
September 23, 2015

Went to Skyfonts instead for now...still no connection with CC typekit. Adobe, are you looking into this issue?

Adobe Employee
September 24, 2015

Hi David and others,

We have a fix for this in case you'd like to use Typekit fonts.

Run these steps to fix the spinner:

1. quit the Creative Cloud desktop application

2. from the Go menu in the Finder, choose Go to Folder

3. paste in this path and click Go:

~/Library/Preferences/

4. In the window that opens, you should see a list of files including com.adobe.accmac.plist

5. click on com.adobe.accmac.plist and renamed it com.adobe.accmac.plist.old. You'll be asked to confirm that you want to change the extension to .old.

6. start the Creative Cloud desktop application again.


I hope this helps. If anyone tries this but is still having this issue, please drop us a line at: support@typekit.com


Cheers,

Benjamin

Participant
September 25, 2015

THANK YOU!!! Had major problems with this...now it works!

Sheena Kaul
Community Manager
Community Manager
September 23, 2015

Moving to Adobe Type

Participant
September 23, 2015

Coresync did not work for me either, have had this problem for a while now, starting to get really stressed out..

OSX: 10.10.3

henrikl25226358Correct answer
Participant
September 23, 2015

OK, i uninstaled everything i have from adobe to be able to uninstal creative cloud. Then i reinstalled everything, now it works.. hurray

Participant
September 23, 2015

Nope, still stalls on Font window..uninstalled, rebooted. No luck.

Participant
September 23, 2015

This just happened to me as well. Uninstalling and reinstalling the creative cloud desktop app seems to have solved the issue.

Participant
September 23, 2015

Same Problem. Updated CC and Now have no Font Syncing at a crucial time on my presentation.

Version 10.10.5 Yosemite

jbm007
Community Expert
Community Expert
September 23, 2015

Did you try a reboot after the update?

Mylenium
Legend
June 12, 2015

You have not provided any proper system and version info, so we can't even begin to guess.

Mylenium

Participant
June 12, 2015

I'm having the exact same problem. It just started occurring recently.

Yosemite OSX 10.10.3

Creative Cloud 2.1.0.108

Problem:

Fonts are not syncing to my computer after selecting them on the TypeKit website. Adobe Creative Cloud is open but there's a spinning icon in the Assets > Fonts menu. I've synced desktop fonts via TypeKit and Creative Cloud before but it only recently stopped working.

What I've already tried:

  • Rebooting
  • Signing out and back in of Adobe CC
  • Signing out and back in on the TypeKit website
  • Removing and adding back fonts on the TypeKit website
  • Repaired Disk Permissions in Disk Utility

Any suggestions are appreciated!

laurad30950854
Participant
June 13, 2015

Richard

I 'chatted' with Adobe support and got an answer that worked.

Quit out of Creative Cloud. Go to 'Go' in the menu bar and select 'library' (hold down option key when you're selecting Go if you can't see library in the menu). Then go to 'application support', 'adobe' and select 'CoreSync' folder. Change the name to 'CoreSync.old' and restart.

Worked for me.