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It has been extremely frustrating trying to get any information from Adobe about how to upgrade my licensed Font Folio from v11 to v11.1. On the Website, there are dead and missing links, and no pricing, except for the full $2995+ versions with five seats or more. (Depending upon pricing, I'd want 2-to-5 seats covered for my upgraded software.)On the phone with Adobe, there is also confusion about this product, and I've been provided with links to Adobe Portfolio and Behance, rather than Font Folio. The recommended third-party reseller has to research the pricing.So, any guidance would be greatly appreciated. If a secret handshake is the solution, please clue me in. Thanks.Neil

Hi, I was sent to the forum to ask my question. I had fontfolio installed on my machine. I suffered a hard drive crash and am rebuilding it. I'm looking to download fontfolio again but it's not listed in my creative cloud apps list or anywhere in my adobe account.  I really relied on this software and need to get it back. Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks,M

Thank you for creating the Font Source Han Sans Simplified Chinese. I would like to ask if this font is free to use on the package of our product, user manual and website.  Looking forward to your prompt response.

Is the ACaslon Regular typeface that The New Yorker uses for body copy the same as the Adobe Caslon Pro (regular) on my Word: Mac 2011 software?

We recently upgraded to InDesign CC and can no longer find Arial Regular as a font. When I open a document in CC, Arial Regular comes up as a missing font and when I try to substitute from the Style drop-down menu, "Regular" isn't an option anymore (I can see narrow, ital, bold, etc., but no regular). If I get out of the missing font window and just highlight a section of text with the missing font, however, I do see Arial MT as an option in the drop-down menu. What's the difference between Regular and MT? Or perhaps the better question is why doesn't Arial Regular show up in InDesign CC?

I'm using font Adobe "Utopia", but it's not display correctly on android device. Can you please help me ?[Moved from the Forum Lounge to a support forum - moderator]

Hey all.  If or when ever tasked with figuring out what fonts are being used in an image, how do you go about the task?  I have a perfect example.  Say you wanted to figure out what fonts are used on an old t shirt!  It looks to me that there are a max of 5 fonts.  Maybe 3 and some are just scrunched versions... I've tried running it through 3 different 'upload your image and scan for fonts' web apps but they were close to useless.  Any help or a point in the right direction would be great!

Been having trouble with Proxima Nova family not working in certain InDesign files. When I copy and paste text from one InDesign file in which the font is working and paste it into another pre-existing file, the font is missing. I've tried unsyncing and resyncing. However, if I create a brand new InDesign file and paste the same text into it, the font works. All of these 3 files are open at the same time. The font works in the first InDesign file and the newly created one, but not the pre-existing file. The only way I can get the font to work in this file is to outline them first. Has anyone else had this problem?

What was the original software CD sold by adobe that came with the original Helvetica type 1 family of fonts? When you installed the software it also installed the original basic type 1 fonts. But I am looking for Helvetica specifically. I cannot use the new Open type version sold by Linotype. I need the obsolete version.

I welcome any help I can get on this. We have thousands of older PDF files that use a Postscript version of Times-BoldItalic. But, the fonts weren't embedded. When we activated the correct Times font in CS6 and earlier, Times renders the way we expect and prepress is able to do their job. With CC, the Postscript font is just invisible. Including the font in ~/Library/Fonts does nothing. Including the font in /Applications/Adobe Indesign CC 2017/Fonts does nothing. All newer Adobe products (Acrobat DC, Indesign CC 2017, Illustrator CC 2017) use the Times set that is part of the OS. The OS itself uses the Postscript when I activate it via Spotlight and Preview. Indesign CS6 and earlier and Acrobat XI and earlier render the Postscript font correctly. Just not newer Adobe products. I've been scouring the internet, but can't find a way to make Postscript fonts work in CC. I doubt I'm alone in this. Has anyone found a workaround?

AdobeFontFolio11 can support Lao and Kampuchea?Lao：ຍິນດີຕ້ອນຮັບKampuchea：ព្រះរាជាណាចក្រកម្ពុជា

does anyone know if adobe font folio 11 is compatible with windows 10. the datasheet does not specifically indicate windows 10

Hello!Looking to create an image of block letters, with each one made from a different photo.Let me know if that's not descriptive enough - having trouble finding example online at the moment. Thanks!

Hi all, I installed Zapf Dingbats (Open Type Font) and it can be used in all Windows Applications but not in the Adobe Apps. Any idea what's going wrong? Thanks

I am creating a logo, however I just want to know which is a best font for a logo?

I tried the Adobe chat but they directed me here. I have a few fonts I have purchased over the years, I can see them in my registered account but there is no link to download them. I know I can install CS6 etc via the creative cloud app, but fonts are not where to be found. I had things like Font Folio 11 and individual fonts that I purchased and would like to download and install them again but I can't find out how or where to do that. Anybody know?Thanks!

There are some questions "emerged out of the depths" , from 2014 down to 2008 .The overview listing shows the date from today, but "inwards" you see that the threads are very old.Can someone of the technicians have a look?Fenja

Can I use an adobe open type font for a tee shirt I want to design and sell?

I'm using Adobe Garamond Pro in a Microsoft Publisher file. The font displayed fine in 2014, but when I edit, "Th" switches to a number (first 8, then 6, I think?). There is no issue with the bold or italic versions of the font--just with the normal one. I font came preinstalled with my Office Suite software, so I can't reinstall it without purchasing it, which I'm not authorized to do. Help!

Hello everyone I need to know how to manage my 6500 fonts (including families) - "and yes I like them all"Is there a way to see them even deactivated on some softwares like Photoshop/ Illustrator and InDesign? Because every time I reopen them they seem to crash every time I try to use the type tool.. I though about converting them into some other type of files like vectors but it would be hard to work with that, I think..Anyone??p.s.the worst thing is when we "deactivate" them they stop showing on the softwares like Photoshop and so on, I'm gonna have to create a suitcase for them

Hello,I am interesting in purchasing Helvetica Neue for a business. The package that I was looking at on the West Virginia University webpage (I work for them) is $149.00. How many computers can this package be installed on?

I received this from a designer who will not share the source files, and I need to manipulate the legal information on the product label, so I'm not able to change things. I'm trying to re-create this effect. Can anyone advise how best to go about it? I have the typeface as well as the colors and gradients, but I can't figure out how to replicate the styling that is applied (images were given to me as "outlined" instead of working/editable text)From what I can tell, there are two text layers - perhaps the original (Domain Display, Extra Bold) and a second (regular) behind it, slightly offset, and given the gold color. But the "backdrop shadow" characters are not complete - you can see that the gold serifs below the P, R, E, to the right of the E, S etc. do not connect to the rest of the gold outlines. What would be the most practical way to emulate this?

Hi there,so i just started with typography etc. a couple of weeks ago. I now wanted to turn my handwriting into a font. As a font editor I'm using type 3.2. My plan was to vectorize my letters, save them as a svg and import them to type 3.2.To do that, I wanted to use the live tracing tool. Unfortunately it takes all the texture of my letters away. I tried all kind of different settings, but nothing worked...I'm just wondering how professionals keep this "textured" look in their fonts, e.g. this one: File “Script Fonts Product Images ~ Wild Spirit Font… ~ Creative M...”http://take.ms/HzcRuThis is how my letters look like: File “svg.svg_ @ 50% (CMYK_GPU Preview) 2017-03-24 23.18.14.png” When I trace them, this is how they look like (the very best): File “svg.svg_ @ 50% (CMYK_GPU Preview) 2017-03-24 23.22.26.png” The image of the letters is 5500 x 3000 and almost 3mb big - so I don't think the solution is the problem?I appreciate any tips, advice or ideas!Cheers,Sinikka

I've tried the various search engines. They get close but almost all of them miss the gap with the "A" and "D"

It prints and pdfs fine, it is just how it appears in Word. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling. My IT person thinks that it is a problem with the way Word and Adobe interact. I rely on this font as it is a company branding issue. I cannot format in Word because the font doesn't appear correctly. I have tried deleting the pfm and pfb fonts from the computer. I have tried reinstalling all fonts manually as well as deleting repetitive font names manually. Nothing seems to work. See below for an example. I can't imagine why this font would appear in Adobe programs just fine, but only seems to have an issue in Word 2013. This is the third machine I have had this problem with. I am at my wits end. I am not sure how to fix this problem. Any suggestions?