![]() In more recent years, those fonts are no longer bundled with the “Creative Cloud” applications, but are available for temporary use via the Adobe Fonts service (formerly Typekit) along with thousands of other fonts, some very high quality and some, well … These were high quality fonts created by Adobe's own group of font designers and included families such as Myriad, Minion, Adobe Garamond, etc. during the days of the “Creative Suite,” came bundled with a wide range of fonts from the Adobe Originals collection. There is a very big difference as to whether you see a wide range of fonts within Illustrator (including all the fonts otherwise installed on your system) versus how many additional fonts are installed by Illustrator (or any other Adobe application). There are some Mac utility programs like OnyX can them.Īnyone else have any additional suggestions? There are some programs that can remove them (they may not be able to remove all of them though) like Extensis Suitcase. ![]() Mac only: one other possibility is that you might have a corrupted font cache file(s) somewhere. ![]() They are located in: ~\Your User Name\Library\Caches\ (there may be others but these are the ones I know about).ģ. ![]() Mac only: If no luck, try wiping out the cache files related to Illustrator. Doing so will of course wipe out all your Illustrator preferences and other settings so be prepared.Ģ. Reset your Illustrator preferences by holding down the Alt Control Shift (Windows) or Option Command Shift (Mac) keys and launch Illustrator. So, with no Illustrator document open, you click the Type menu at the top of the screen and select Font, the only font that shows in the fly out list is Myriad Pro? If so, here are a couple things to try:ġ. ![]()
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