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Indesign CC 2017 not recognizing fonts installed in Font Book on iMac Sierrra 10.12.6

Explorer ,
Oct 11, 2017 Oct 11, 2017

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Hi, fonts like Cambria, Calibri, Minion Pro and more for a total of 16 fonts that used to work when my iMac was El Capitan are not being recognized by InDesign CC 2017.

They are in the Font Book and validated.  But InDesign says they are missing.  I have copied the fonts to the Fonts Folder under the InDesign application folder.  Still doesn't work.  I copied the fonts to the Fonts folder under Library/Application Support/Adobe/Fonts.  Still doesn't work.

When I look under Type/Fonts in Indesign, it shows these fonts at the top of the list not in an alphabetical order, but at the bottom of the list, they are listed again as missing.

I have also resolved any duplication errors in FontBook and it says there are no duplicates.

Please help as I need to use these fonts for a major document I'm doing for my client and I can't get a telephone # to call Adobe for this problem.

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Community Beginner , Jan 13, 2018 Jan 13, 2018

I just found the answer.

In applications, go to inDesign.

Open the font folder. Mine had no fonts in it. Drag your fonts (searched and found mine under open font type) into this folder.

Problem solved!

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Community Expert ,
Oct 11, 2017 Oct 11, 2017

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Is it happening on only one file or also in a new file?

Have you tried restoring your InDesign preferences as a troubleshooting measure? Here's instructions:

Trash, Replace, Reset, or Restore the application Preferences

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Hi Steve.

I created a new file and the fonts work fine there.  So maybe there was some corruption on the old file.

Thank you so much.

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Try saving the old file as an IDML and reopening it:

Clean corrupt files by exporting to .IDML or .INX

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I had just started the old document so wasn't a problem to start over again.  But I will keep your suggestion handy in case I run into this in the future.

Just trying to figure out how to click 'correct' to your answer as I don't see this.

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The thread hadn't been marked as a question. I've just done so (I'm a moderator). You can now click the button beside the green star to set a correct answer.

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Community Beginner ,
Oct 24, 2017 Oct 24, 2017

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I have one computer that has this same problem. Same InDesign file with the Document fonts folder on the same level will open fine on 3 other computers but one computer will not recognize one of the font. I've tried uninstalling/reinstalling InDesign 2017, reset InDesign, cleared font cache, deleted my Extensis folder and reinstalling Universal Type Client from scratch and still nothing. I'm stumped! It's Baskerville so not a system font I don't believe. Appreciate any help!

Thanks!

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I just found the answer.

In applications, go to inDesign.

Open the font folder. Mine had no fonts in it. Drag your fonts (searched and found mine under open font type) into this folder.

Problem solved!

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Thank you! I am not the original author of this thread, but I was desperately looking for an answer and this was it!

One thing I learned as well: if you are taking over a project from somebody else, you need to be careful if you are both using the same font types. I took over a project where the fonts were in OTF, while I was using TTF fonts. I believe this plays a role as well.

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I just found the answer.

In applications, go to inDesign.

Open the font folder. Mine had no fonts in it. Drag your fonts (searched and found mine under open font type) into this folder.

Problem solved!

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