Can’t find my new fonts in Photoshop 7

JT
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James Taylor
Jun 23, 2003
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Hey All,

This may be a real newbie question but I am at a loss right now.

I just downloaded a few bitmap fonts as TTF’s and installed them into the Windows/Fonts directory but I cannot see them in Photoshop.

Am I missing something simple?

Thanks!

James


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Tricia
Jun 23, 2003
James Taylor wrote:
:: Hey All,
::
:: This may be a real newbie question but I am at a loss right now. ::
:: I just downloaded a few bitmap fonts as TTF’s and installed them :: into the Windows/Fonts directory but I cannot see them in Photoshop. ::
:: Am I missing something simple?
::
:: Thanks!
::
:: James

Have you refreshed the fonts? Did you close Photoshop down first?


Tricia
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JT
James Taylor
Jun 23, 2003
"Tricia" wrote in message
James Taylor wrote:
:: Hey All,
::
:: This may be a real newbie question but I am at a loss right now. ::
:: I just downloaded a few bitmap fonts as TTF’s and installed them :: into the Windows/Fonts directory but I cannot see them in Photoshop. ::
:: Am I missing something simple?
::
:: Thanks!
::
:: James

Have you refreshed the fonts? Did you close Photoshop down first?

Tricia
23109810

I re-started Photoshop after extracting the fonts to the C:\Windows\Fonts Directory.

I then re-started the machine to no avail.
Is extracting them enough? From WinZip?

Thanks!

James
T
Tricia
Jun 23, 2003
James Taylor wrote:
:: "Tricia" wrote in message
:: ::: James Taylor wrote:
::::: Hey All,
:::::
::::: This may be a real newbie question but I am at a loss right now. :::::
::::: I just downloaded a few bitmap fonts as TTF’s and installed them ::::: into the Windows/Fonts directory but I cannot see them in ::::: Photoshop.
:::::
::::: Am I missing something simple?
:::::
::::: Thanks!
:::::
::::: James
:::
::: Have you refreshed the fonts? Did you close Photoshop down first? :::
::: —
::: Tricia
::: 23109810
::
::
:: I re-started Photoshop after extracting the fonts to the :: C:\Windows\Fonts Directory.
::
:: I then re-started the machine to no avail.
:: Is extracting them enough? From WinZip?
::
:: Thanks!
::
::
:: James

Can you see them in windows/fonts? Can you see them in any other program? The method you used is the same as I do it. You can also go through Control Panel and install that way or even double click the font so that the viewer comes up, minimise the viewer and use the font (as long as the viewer is still running)


Tricia
23109810
JT
James Taylor
Jun 23, 2003
"Tricia" wrote in message
James Taylor wrote:
:: "Tricia" wrote in message
:: ::: James Taylor wrote:
::::: Hey All,
:::::
::::: This may be a real newbie question but I am at a loss right now. :::::
::::: I just downloaded a few bitmap fonts as TTF’s and installed them ::::: into the Windows/Fonts directory but I cannot see them in ::::: Photoshop.
:::::
::::: Am I missing something simple?
:::::
::::: Thanks!
:::::
::::: James
:::
::: Have you refreshed the fonts? Did you close Photoshop down first? :::
::: —
::: Tricia
::: 23109810
::
::
:: I re-started Photoshop after extracting the fonts to the :: C:\Windows\Fonts Directory.
::
:: I then re-started the machine to no avail.
:: Is extracting them enough? From WinZip?
::
:: Thanks!
::
::
:: James

Can you see them in windows/fonts? Can you see them in any other program? The method you used is the same as I do it. You can also go through
Control
Panel and install that way or even double click the font so that the
viewer
comes up, minimise the viewer and use the font (as long as the viewer is still running)


Tricia
23109810

Thanks for your patience.

I went to Control Panel and "installed" the fonts and it worked fine. Weird.
I thought just extracting them would work too but in this case it didn’t seem to.

Thanks again.

James

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