Adobe Postscript Type 1 fonts and Windows 7

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• I have a disk with Adobe Postscript Type 1 fonts ('Adobe Type Basics') can not install on windows 7 - No .pfm files

  The previous discussion said to contact technical support if you have the same problem. The only option for support, that I could find pointed me to this forum. There is an additional file with the files .pfm that Adobe can send. I need to know how to get it.

  I am attaching a file with the PFMs. unzip them and place them in the same folder with the font files. To install, do a right-click on the files .pfm for the desired font, then select 'Install' from the context menu. Windows will take care to copy the PFM and the PFB corresponding in the Fonts folder. They should be available for most of the applications, even if I think the latest MS Office (2016 or 365) their list in the menu font, but they will not be usable.

  Back story: early versions of Adobe Type Basics comes with ATM (light or Deluxe) who took care to create PFM files on the fly during installation so that they do not have were included. The later versions of Adobe Type Basics had passed to OpenType, and most of the included fonts have been changed.

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• Adobe Type Manager problem with Windows 7 and DIN fonts file extension appears not

  I have Windows 7 and for some reason, I can't install Adobe Type Manager on my computer.

  I need ATM to install the DIN font but I'm having no luck what so ever.

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  Adobe Type Manager absolutely cannot be installed on Windows 7. In fact, even to try to install it may corrupt your installation of operating system and its ability to make properly Type 1 and OpenType CFF fonts. The latest version of Windows for which ATM was compatible at all was Windows XP, 32-bit only!

  Adobe Type Manager is not at all necessary to install fonts, fonts, Type 1 on Windows 7 systems. Right click on the file of fonts for TrueType of OpenType CFF fonts or the. PFM file for Type 1 fonts and select the installation option.

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• Help! Have trouble to install fonts PostScript Type 1 on Windows 7

  Hey there. I had a package of fonts by a gift from a friend. As I opened the package of fonts, all fonts PostScript Type 1 has a blank white icon. It does not work. I have installed Adobe Type Manager, but it is not compatible with my Windows 7 computer. No one knows this as another application of policies which can open and install fonts PostScript Type 1 on my Windows 7? Help, please.

  Windows Type 1 fonts consist of two files, a file .pfb containing the font itself and a .pfm containing measures extended font used to format the text on the host computer. If you don't have two files for a particular font, the font is installable and unusable. To install a Type 1 font on a Windows system, the .pfb and .pfm for police must be in the same directory. Right-click the policy and click install or install as a shortcut. Install the copy the two files in the \Windows\Fonts directory and then uses the font of this place. Install as a shortcut used by the police are located the files currently with the caveat that you should keep these files at this location, or else the fonts will not be accessible.

  If at all, you tried to install Adobe Type Manager on Windows 7 32 bit (or later), you can destroy your system's ability to properly install and use Type 1 fonts at all. If this happens, you may need to reinstall Windows! (If I remember correctly, Setup for ATM refuses to run at all on 64-bit Windows versions, saving you the destruction of your rendering of Type 1!)

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• Why OpenType fonts appears as the Type 1 fonts in the Acrobat font list?

  Update old files from InDesign to the customer. Part of the Task Type 1 (all OfficinaSans) doing a search/replace, replace all the old fonts with OpenType fonts. InDesign does this without problem. BUT! When I export these new files in PDF format and view the list fonts, it always shows OfficinaSans as a Type 1 font. I do something wrong, or I simply cannot understand something fundamental? Either way, I tried not only file > export to a PDF Print... I also printed in a PS file and distilled it. Same result... PDF looks like all Type 1 fonts.

  
  

  Using Windows 10... latest updates InDesign and Acrobat.

  Thanks to anyone who can "splain to me!

  
  

  What a creation of PDF files, with a few limited exceptions, when they are confronted with the OpenType fonts, these fonts OpenType CFF with contours of curve Bezier path of Type 1 and referring or OpenType TrueType fonts TrueType outlines quadratic curves and allusion, Adobe applications will extract the equivalent TrueType or Type 1 fonts and integrate them as Type 1 or Type 42 (TrueType) fonts in PDF files.

  The general exception only when creating forms, in this case if the font used for the form is in any OpenType format, the complete OpenType fonts will be incorporated. The reasons for this are (a) all the glyphs of the police could potentially be required and (2) fonts full OpenType has measures that are useful or necessary for the correct layout of the input data.

  On the other hand, fully integrating a font OpenType bloats the PDF with more data than necessary to fully and properly render text in the PDF file.

  Note that in OfficinaSans, if the original Type 1 both the police following OpenType CFF have been drawn from Adobe, you will see a difference in the PDF file. The police OpenType version would be named OfficinaSans Std well incorporated as a Type 1 font.

  I hope that you give insight into what's really going on.

  -Dov

• InDesign CS6 fonts and previews do not appear in the character Panel

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• I'm having a problem when I upgraded to Windows 7 with my programs Adobe CS3 showing Type1 fonts. I have .pfb files both .pfm in Windows fonts folder. Works with MS Word and Notepad.

  Type1fonts will not be displayed in Adovè CS3 programs.

  * Photoshop, Illustrator, and Indesign are the main programs I have problems with.
  * Just upgraded to Windows 7
  * Having .pfm file types as required for Type1 fonts .pfb
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  If no one has understood the problem by themselves that I'll tell you how I could solve the problem. Go to program files (x 86) > common files > adobe > fonts and put all type 1 fonts in this folder and they work.

• Windows XP 64 and Type 1 fonts, CS3?

  We have recently upgraded to CS5 and that you have installed Windows XP 64 on our graphic services computers. They had had the 32-bit version of Windows installed and had no problem with Type 1 fonts. We have CS3 and CS5 installed until everyone has been upgraded to CS5. They are unable to see the Type 1 fonts when you use CS3 but can see them in CS5 and other programs.

  Does anyone know if I there is a fix to allow the fonts to be used in CS3?

  Thank you

  Eric

  (1) adobe does not officially support Windows XP 64 - bit with any of its applications. XP 64-bit has been more a real experience of Microsoft as a working environment. Vista 64-bit was the first reliable desktop of 64-bit Windows version supported by Adobe. At this point, we strongly recommend that immediately move you to Windows 7 64 bit which is fully supported by Adobe.

  (2) there is no solution for the problem. The solution is to put the Type 1 fonts in the directory of private of the Creative Suite.

  -Dov

• I can convert pdf to word format adobe acrobat, DC but my version of word is not correct because after conversion, fonts and lines are not correct in the original pdf document.  I am currently using version 6.1 of windows 7 service pack 1 build 7601. Is -

  I can convert pdf to word format adobe acrobat, DC, but my version of word may not be correct because after conversion, fonts and lines are not correct in the original pdf document.  I'm currently using version 6.1 of windows 7 service pack 1 build 7601 Home Premium. Is it possible that I might have to upgrade my windows 7 in order to get good conversions of PDF files in word files?

  No, it won't be linked to your version of Windows. Probably, you wait too long. Conversion cannot be perfect except for the files very easy.

• I need to get the PFM files for several old Type 1 fonts that I bought from Adobe.

  I have quite a few Type 1 fonts that I bought from Adobe, at the time when dinosaurs walked the Earth and Adobe Type Manager was all the rage. I need to be able to use them in Windows 7 and later versions, so I need the PFM files, which are not on floppy 3.5 "disks I have.

  I saw someone asked this question last year and an Adobe employee asked the person to email him, but I don't know if this employee is always followed the forums or responsible for this kind of thing again so I ask here now in the hope of getting help so I can get the required PFM files for fonts I have.

  Thank you

  Liz

  I communicate with this client off-list and he will provide the .pfm files if she gives me the names of fonts.

  -Dov