How To Acquire Adobe Font(s)

[rafaeld40474899]

I recents discovered some of my fonts disappeared. The last time I checked the fonts was when you could purchase the entire library from Adobe (circa early 2000).

I need Trajan.  I found it, but it appears under "add to web project." I'm not interested in this option. I want the font installed on my computer so I can use it on any program. I'm prepared to pay.

Can someone please provided step-by-step instructions on how to acquire/do this?

macOS Mojave (V 10.14.5)

Thank you,

Rafael

[kglad]

when you purchased to downloaded the font installation files.  right click the font you want to install and click install.

if you no longer have the downloaded installation files, check your account (the one used when you purchased from adobe) for a download link https://accounts.adobe.com

[rafaeld40474899]

I had a friend who worked at Adobe. I acquired the entire collection on CDs. Those are long gone.

What I'm trying to figure out is where to purchase the font. Here's the page I landed on https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/trajan

Where do I go from here?

[MelissaLA88]

Hi rafaeld40474899 - Do you have a Creative Cloud subscription? Adobe Fonts is part of your CC subscription. All you would need to do is to "Activate All Fonts" when you access the link you provided in your response. This might help: Typekit Help | Activate fonts on your computer

[rafaeld40474899]

I have a subscription for LR and PS. I do not use or store anything on the Adobe cloud. I would like to have the font installed on my computer so I can use it in Mail, Pages, Number, Excel, Word, etc.

[rafaeld40474899]

Thank you Melissa. I followed your instructions and it worked like a charm.

[kglad]

if your subscription lapses or you sign out, those cc fonts will no longer be available.

[Dov Isaacs · Accepted solution]

If you wish to permanently license Adobe fonts, i.e., not use the Adobe Fonts cloud service and always have access to the fonts regardless of whether you have a Creative License or are on-line, you can readily license these fonts from FontSpring at https://www.fontspring.com/foundry/adobe .

          - Dov