I have the same problem and have just done a fresh install of Mountain Lion and CS6, which didn't help either.  I can locate the top two fonts you mention and disable these but not the Adobe Sans MM or Adobe Serif MM.  Are these located in a different font folder?  Thanks for your help.

That worked for me.   I had copied the contents of my (many years old) "favorite fonts" folder into my new ML install, and then, BANG, no Adobe product would run for me.    (Shame on me for not being more careful.)

I removed these fonts you listed:

#PCmyoungjo.dfont

#Pilgiche.dfont

Adobe Sans MM

Adobe Serif MM

And now my CS6 Production Premium apps all seem to be running fine.   

I wish Adobe Apps would check for problems like this during startup, rather than just crashing without giving a clue as to the problem.

Thanks for the tip.

I'm no expert, so do this at your own risk --

I just looked in the /Library/Fonts folder on the main drive and manually found the font files with the names above (as mentioned before, arrange the folder by name and the will fall in alphabetical order).  I then just dragged them (and only them) to the trash.   I then re-started the computer and all was well.   

If these instructions make you uncomfortable, you probably shouldn't be mucking around in your system by yourself.  If that's the case, you should find local help in person with someone who has experience with Macs before you go any further.

Good Luck.

Thanks for taking the time to provide this script Santa.  I have run it and unfortunately the issue still occurs.  I find Dreamweaver works on occasion but in the majority of cases crashes.  In the meantime, I have installed a virtual machine with Lion and am running CS5.5 there until Adobe or Apple come up with a fix.  Hopefully it won't be too long.

Hi Karl,

Hearing your issue,  I agree that you should be able to have any fonts you want on your system.  But at the same time it is likely that some of the fonts you have are outdated or corrupted.

Rather that fighting to keep every font you have installed, have you considered starting "fresh" with only the default fonts of a fresh OS install, and then adding back your favorites a few at a time untill you find the bad ones?    That more systematic approach would probably help you ferret out the problem font files and allow you to know exactly which ones you'll have to do without. 

Try that, or FontAgent, or both, and post back here what you found.

Karl,

I see I did mix-up your two posts.   I'm using the production premium package - but I'm a video editor using PS, AI, AE, EN, & PR.   I've never even installed Dreamweaver, let alone run it, so it does sound likely to be a different problem.     Do you use a  second video monitor for your work? One of the things I ran into while chasing this down for myself was a couple of forums with people saying they had video driver conflicts....

Good luck.