The font in my original document isn't available in Acrobat so I can successfully edit my document

[Gwen28656659i15n]

How do I add a font to Acrobat so I can edit while keeping the integrity of my original document?

[Bernd Alheit]

Edit the original document and recreate the PDF file.

[Gwen28656659i15n]

I'm downloading a straight PDF that was already created for me. I don't have the "original document"

[try67]

You don't add fonts to Acrobat. You install them on your computer (exactly how to do that depends on your OS) and then Acrobat uses it from there.

[Gwen28656659i15n]

Okay interesting... So would I need to purchase the fonts on monotype or something?

[Gwen28656659i15n]

Also I don't have windows... I exclusively use Google Docs/Slides etc.

[try67]

So what OS do you have? How are you editing the PDF file, exactly?

[Gwen28656659i15n]

I'm on a Mac and I only use Google Cloud. I uploaded the PDF I received into Acrobat to edit it.

[try67]

So you're editing it on the Adobe Cloud? If so, I don't think you can do it, as you can't install fonts there.

[Gwen28656659i15n]

No. I am editing in Adobe Acrobat.

[try67]

Your responses seem contradictory. You said that you "uploaded the file into Acrobat to edit it". If you're on a Mac you don't need to upload the file anywhere. You can just open it directly in Acrobat.

[JR Boulay]

"No. I am editing in Adobe Acrobat."

So you must install this font in your OS "Fonts" folder.