I purchased a font several years ago and have been using it on Adobe products. Now, all of a sudden, that file type is no longer supported. It is important that I use this font for proper branding of my company. One possible version is .pfb and the other is .afm. Creative cloud will not let me add this font so it can be used in other apps.
Thanks for reaching out. Could you please share the name of the font you're trying to install? Also, as per this article we only add either a TrueType (.ttf) font or an OpenType® (.otf) font.
I know it is not available. That is why I was trying to add it AGAIN from my inventory of licensed fonts. By updating your software to exclude capabilities previously available, you are making Adobe less desirable. Most of what I need to do is possible with Microsoft products. I use Adobe anyway because of some of the advanced features. I have yet to find out what other capabilities have been lost due to your “improvements”.
He who observes the wind will not sow, And he who regards the clouds will not reap. -- Ecclesiastes 11:4
You can attempt to convert the font files you have to the OpenType format, but we cannot guarantee the results. Otherwise, Avenir fonts are available directly from the foundry's reseller at myfonts.com.
I am having the same problem with ITC Tiffany, a Postscript Type 1 font. Are you saying that my entire library of Type 1 fonts will no longer be accessible in Photoshop? It still works in InDesign, but is it only a matter of time before it no longer works there, as well? Do I now have to purchase OTF versions of every font I use?
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