Fonts bundled with Creative Suite 3

Has anyone put together a list/comparison of what fonts are new and/or changed since CS2?

We manage all of our fonts in our own directory/system. It appears that there's no way to turn-off font installation during the install of CS3, so I'll probably have to sort out a LOT of fonts that have been added. I'm just hoping to see what is new since CS2, so I can just add those new fonts only, and delete all others.

- Any resources for this?

Hi Thomas,

I have the Design Premium version of CS3. I assume the Minimal fonts are missing from there also, because I cant find them!

Any idea when (and how) this this situation will be rectified?

Thanks in advance.

Marcus Flux

That was one of our first thoughts as well - we'll see if it is feasible.

Regards,

T

Thomas,

To my way of thinking -- and in light of having received the first CS3 patches today -- the easiest, most equitable way to do this could be in a patch-update. For those who hold a legitimate license and product registration, this becomes a no-brainer.

Neil

There's been a very unfortunate error, and the "suite" configurations are missing the "miniml" fonts, even though they are included with the individual products (certainly with Flash CS3, and I believe with Fireworks CS3 as well).

Adobe people are working out the best way to solve the problem now, and I'll post something as soon as I have more details.

On behalf of Adobe, my sincerest apologies for the omission.

Regards,

T

This information is held on the fireworks readme file in CS3:
"The installation disk contains miniml fonts in the Goodies/Fonts folder."
Mine does not contain this folder. How do I get the fonts?

We acquired them from the designer, who has all sorts of info about his versions of them at http://www.miniml.com/

Cheers,

T

Thomas

I am curious about the ttf fonts in the web authoring section on your blog. These are not Adobe fonts, are they? Where can we get a look at them?

>I'll just continue organizing my fonts as I have for years: in font folders on my drive that I have control over

Ditto. :)

So, then, I'll just continue organizing my fonts as I have for years: in font folders on my drive that I have control over using third-party font management, rather than in the Adobe-specific folder.

Neil