Adobe erkennt Schrift nicht...

[okank82324856]

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Adobe Indesign erkenn Schriftart nicht. Die Schriftart MathematicsPi 1 wurde auf Windows installiert. Jedoch erkennt Adobe die Schriftart bei Dokumenten die geöffnet werden nicht und gibt eine Fehlermeldung aus; Die Schriftart Mathematics Pi 1 sei nicht installiert.Meiner Meinung nach ist das Problem das Indesign die Schriftart nicht erkennt, weil im Namen kein Abstand ist zwischen Mathematics und Pi.Ich kann zwar die anscheinend fehlende Schriftart durch die nicht erkennbare Mathematics Schriftart ersetzen, jedoch gibt es keine Option, andem ich dass für alle Dokumente verallgemeinern kann.

Im Zwecks Fall könnte ich auch eine Adobe Schriftart kaufen, ich wüsste nur nicht welches...

Hat jemand Empfehlungen?

Ich bitte um Hilfe, bin seit längerer Zeit an diesem Problem dran. Freundliche Grüsse

Okan

[Mike Witherell]

Did you try putting your font in a sub-folder under the InDesign document folder and did you name this folder "Document fonts"?

[okank82324856]

How can I do this? What is the correct path to the folder?

The Problem is not on my Computer, I am just supporting the person with the problem, so I would be very grateful.

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[Laubender]

Hi,

create a folder named Document fonts and move it to the folder where the InDesign document is.

Move the font file to that Document fonts folder. Close and open your InDesign document. The document should now be able to see the font file.

Regards,
Uwe

[okank82324856]

Hi

I think i don't understand you correctly.

Do you mean, I have to create a folder named "Document fonts" and save the folder where I just saved my InDesign document,

or

Do you mean, I have to create a folder named "Document fonts" and save the folder somewhere in the Pragramdata or Appdata below InDesign?

Thank you for your efforts...

Regards,

Okan

[Laubender · Accepted solution]

okank82324856  wrote

Hi

I think i don't understand you correctly.

Do you mean, I have to create a folder named "Document fonts" and save the folder where I just saved my InDesign document,

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Hi Okan,

exactly that one.

( I hope, this is clear right now while others also showing the same advice and even screenshots.)

To make sure all is well and the InDesign document has a chance to see the font the document must be saved at least once. A new document that is not saved cannot see into the Document fonts folder unless it is saved to the folder where the Document fonts folder lies. And even if it is saved to that location make sure to close it and reopen it before testing if the font in Document fonts folder is available.

The same goes with IDML exchange documents you will perhaps open and later save as InDesign documents. Even if an IDML file is opened from the location where the Document fonts folder lies first save it as document, then close and reopen it before testing if the font is available to the document.

Regards,
Uwe

[Bill Silbert]

Just want to point out that if you follow Uwe's excellent advice you will have to make sure that the Document Fonts folder you create remains in a folder with the InDesign document. If you move the InDesign file without keeping the Document Fonts folder with it then the InDesign file will no longer see the fonts.

[teachbit]

Hi,

when you open the document and InDesign did find the fonts in the document fonts folder, the fonts will be shown in a documents only part of the fonts full down menu. Sorry, it's the french InDesign version, but it looks the same in the english version.

[teachbit]

Hi again,

like that the folder will look:

The document fonts folder is in the same folder as the InDesign document, using these font, here it is magazine_start. Otherwise InDesign will not find the fonts.