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Post Subject: Re: "If not, how do I load them?" Hi Try installing your Ty...
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I'll say it again. This is not an installation issue! My Type 1 Postscript fonts load and work flawlessly in Windows. They're handled by Extensis Suitcase Fusion 9 and worked fine until Premiere Pro 2020 and Photoshop 2020.
Here are Premiere and Windows Notepad, live, side by side, with Premiere refusing to acknowledge a Type 1 font successfully running in Windows, a font that Premiere handled without incident a few days earlier. Happens with most any Type 1, from what I'm learning, in Photoshop as well.
It appears to be an early symptom of what will happen next year. Adobe to outlaw Type 1 Postscript fonts in its apps. Extensis Support tipped me off about Adobe dropping Postscript, then said it's already begun, starting with "olderType 1 fonts."
I've brought this to Dov Isaac's atrtention at the page Jane has shown me. I hope he has a solution, but I've been working with Postscript for more than 30 years. I cannot understand why Adobe won't let Type 1 remain, like those "obsolete" routines in Premiere, kept for the benefit of users. What's the harm? Postscript works fine in Windows and on most any printer. It's not in Word because of licensing wars between Microsoft and Adobe, but I have tens of thousands of dollars tied up 851 Type 1 Postscipt fonts acquired since PageMaker 3 in 1988. I'm not alone. Turns out vinyl LPs were actually awesome, but we spent billions on CDs anyway, then spent it all over again on digital files. I've seen this gag before.
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