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• Legal MT font family - missing, so the file cannot be opened

  We have received an email, well let's say it seems a bit suspicious, he said that it is from a law firm (Googling the Agency has confirmed that there is such an undertaking) and pretending that we have broken some laws, with an attachment that submits to the fine for virus.

  In any case, the attachment is a PDF file, which cannot be opened, a javascript warning came suggesting that we lack "Legal MT font family".

  Is it still a family of fonts in Adobe? Anyone who has heard this or I guess this is more likely to be a fake and not legitimate would be correct?

  
  

  Anyone else seen something similar or learn more on this subject? Any comments would be appreciated.
  

  
  

  
  

  Do not try to search and download this font. Search Google can bring you to fontuniverse dot xyz site that allows you to download the font. But it is not a font, it's a ransomware!

  So, delete the PDF file and inform your staff about this.

• File to change PDF to print with a larger font

  I understand that with Adobe Acrobat 9 or X, we could be able to print a PDF with a larger font.  Is the only way because I don't have any other software - only the free player.  To retirement and visually impaired, I really want to pay the full purchase price.  I got the 4K eye surgeon...

  You talk about a type change function that is not part of Acrobat. Sorry, but extend the font size which would require also a reflow of the document is not appropriate in Acrobat action. If you can convert the PDF to WORD or Open OFFICE (may be able to open a PDF file in one of them - maybe but doubt actually), you could do the expansion in WORD or Open OFFICE (or free AGENCY). Another option could be to try to copy and paste from the PDF file to a word processor. Unfortunately, you often end up with a large number of symbols of paragraph at the end of each line and may have to do a reformat. Good luck.

• Rendering of fonts TLFTextfield problem

  I'm having some problems with Flash Pro CS6, some appear of fonts to render correctly only when using Textfields classic but the convening messed up in TLFTextfields. In my case, I opened a document CS5.5 in CS6 and all typography seemed wrong.

  I have not tested all my fonts, but I noticed this is happening with Helvetica Neue (police of the system OS X Lion), "BOLD" in my case and ITC Franklin Gothic Heavy. I also noticed that the videotapes arrive not with all fonts, Arial for example appear identical when using either TLFTexfield or a Textfield.

  Here is a screenshot of the issue in the action, I've marked the TLFTextfields with TLF. Is this a bug? Workaround suggestions would be great.

  

  They are pretty dead, agreed. I was surprised myself because some other fonts I use (not standard) render quite differently, especially on a baseline. Here has an image of a custom without specially designed for a company, bold fonts that I work and also it is not TTF, OTF.

  I am doing the same 3 lines that seem quite similar , but you can see that the TLF is slightly different. What is different in this picture, it's that I have included a screenshot of the selected text in flash to see the limits and baselines. You can see the vast different between TLF and classic on the baseline. The text is rendered much higher in the TLF.

  

  Everyone at my agency uses OS X, so I know your pain. I constantly open files and all fonts are screwed up. The person who works on the flash document must export themselves because Mac and Win so wildly differently work with fonts.

• Missing some fonts in CS 5 and Lion...

  Installed OS X Lion. I have my own version of Helvetica with special kerning pairs in the dating of this bygone era screen fonts. The Helteticas provided by Apple so my fonts 'Agency Fit' display in the menu font. Now, only mine do (what is betther than display only Apple!). Both policies appear in Illustrator. One more thing... Seems to only be able to select the font Helvetica Medium... Regular seems to be gone by the time the program menus. If I disable one of the fonts with the font book, the other will be displayed in the menu.

  I use CS 5.

  Is there a place I can present this as a bug on the Adobe site? (I know, Apple is responsible for this... However, Illustrator seems to be OK, that indesign isn't.)

  If InDesign can't see fonts, put them in the folder Fonts of InDesign: Applications/Adobe InDesign CS5/Fonts.

• So what better or best & less inexpensive to convert a vector image in a font?

  My client gave me a bunch of vector graphics that another agency that has been given to them for a font they use for amounts of money to their new brand. They gave me vector graphics 0-9, a "$", a "."and a ",

  I tried already know what the real police, but I had no success. My next option is to convert the vectors in a new font.

  So now, I need to find a program to do the conversion. What programs work best according to your experience.

  THX in advance for your suggestions.

  Zak.
  

  You don't mention what you are on, the platform which sometimes questions, but that's.

  First, you could try harder to identify the font. I know you tried here, and use WhatTheFont, but failing those, "police ID" forum on Typophile.com is your best bet. This is where I go when I can't identify a font myself (which doesn't happen often, but from time to time).

  If you can not ID the police and really want to make a new... Well, two concerns:

  (1) with effect with vectors of a another font may well violate copyright (depending on the software) of the original font. Leastways, that's how I read the decision of the judge Whyte in summary judgment since Adobe vs. SSI. But I am not a lawyer, just warning you that there could be a question of law.

  (2) unless your time is not worth much, probably the most cost-effective way to do this would be to simply pay some geek of the police to do it for you. Research, installation of software and learning what to see and do things no doubt will take four hours or more, and then you've probably still not optimal work and it will not be rendered as if someone had it right at a time. I would probably $80 for a job like this, if it was me work, and EPS files or some format, I can easily open and convert. (I hope there are people who would charge less, btw.) I have a great day job and so I only take parallel projects that really interest me and/or pay my usual rate of consultation, usually both.)

  That being said, if you want to rebuild a police force with just these 14 glyphs in there, by yourself and want to know what are your software options:

  First of all, you know that any given program has an itinerary for you to get these vector graphics in and do it while keeping the consistent scale. If I had to, I would probably open them all in Illustrator or something like that and stick them in there in FontLab. If you don't have Illustrator, you may need to find another route, or it could mean to experiment and discover what works for your particular software combination...

  Something like 90% of the development of professional fonts today through FontLab Studio 5. But it costs $649 and has so many features that it is more than a little intimidating for a new user. I like it, but would hesitate to recommend you or anyone else learn to use it for such a small task, unless you expect to more fonts design or production work in the future.

  Fontographer (also owned by FontLab Ltd.) is a lot easier to use option, and the bells and whistles, it lacks certainly does not matter for this purpose. It costs $399.

  TypeTool is also made by FontLab Ltd. and costs $99. It is pretty easy to use, too. Probably the healthier option of mind, I think that, if you do it yourself.

  FontForge is an alternative open source, which means FREE, hurrah! BUT... unless you are in Linux it does not use a standard UI on your computer, but instead runs in Unix (X - 11 on Mac) or a shell Unix-like (CygWin under Windows). Side Windows which is to install an additional environment on top of Windows. It is just as powerful and complicated to use as FontLab, after you go through the hassle of the he get up and running.

  There are also HighLogic FontCreator under Windows, I don't know enough about to have an opinion on. It is hardly on the radar of the developers of professional fonts, most of the time. $199 for editing professional and $79 for the home edition (who said it's "not for commercial purposes").

• Fonts CSS: inherit - see the mess up Design

  I use Eric Meyers CSS reset, which applies "font: inherit" to several CSS selectors. In Dreamweaver CS4, including "font: inherit" in the CSS disables all font families I specified in my style sheet. In fashion Design, all the text is displayed in the wheelbase by default... but in Live View mode, correct font families are rendered.

  Here's the CSS reset:

  /* Based on http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/ 
     v2.0 | 20110126
     License: none (public domain)
  */
  
  html, body, div, span, applet, object, iframe,
  h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, blockquote, pre,
  a, abbr, acronym, address, big, cite, code,
  del, dfn, em, img, ins, kbd, q, s, samp,
  small, strike, strong, sub, sup, tt, var,
  b, u, i, center,
  dl, dt, dd, ol, ul, li,
  fieldset, form, label, legend,
  table, caption, tbody, tfoot, thead, tr, th, td,
  article, aside, canvas, details, embed, 
  figure, figcaption, footer, header, hgroup, 
  menu, nav, output, ruby, section, summary,
  time, mark, audio, video {
       margin: 0;
       padding: 0;
       border: 0;
       font-size: 100%;
       font: inherit;
       vertical-align: baseline;
  }
  
  

  Any other agency works in this or know why this is happening? I just took "font: inherit ' out of my CSS reset because it is a concern of not being able to see the correct fonts in Design view.

  Thank you very much

  Brian

  Hello

  It is a bug in the rendering of DW CS4 design, in that the design mode does not display the correct when font fonts: inherit; is used over a rule in the waterfall.

  Firefox also experienced a problem similar when inherit has been used for the family of fonts in version 2, (circa. 05/06).

  PZ

• Why can I not use a font embedded?

  I'm trying to get the simplest way to work and it does not dish.  I've looked everywhere for a basic example of work.  I've seen many, but none does not work for me.  Something as simple as this: http://blog.flexexamples.com/2008/10/15/embedding-fonts-in-flex-gumbo/ does not work for me.  I copied and pasted the example and replaced my own policy and it does not work.

  Sorry, I'm a bit confused.

  What do you say when you run your colleagues app, that the embedded font is not used? Or do you mean when you compile the application locally and it does not work for you? All members of the Agency using the same SDK version? There is a consistency to the OS/Player/SDK used against who can/cannot compile?

  Your test script worked for me, although I had to add some quotes (which I assume are stripped by the forum software).

  
  http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
                 xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
                 xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx">
  
      
          
      
  
      
          @namespace s "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark";
          @namespace mx "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx";
  
          @font-face {
              src: url("c:/windows/fonts/arial.ttf");
              fontFamily: ACaslonProRegularEmbedded;
              embedAsCFF: true;
          }
  
          s|RichEditableText {
              fontFamily: ACaslonProRegularEmbedded;
              fontLookup: embeddedCFF;
              fontSize: 34;
          }
      
  
      
  
  
  

• Font managers of the RAM and fonts

  Hi all

  I feel that the ability to enable and disable individual fonts using font (font book or third party) management software is designed to eliminate RAM memory (or at least somehow the unloading of the treatment of the Mac).

  I also believe I read that he mentioned somewhere that all fonts placed in the user/Library/Fonts location are always active in the RAM, and this is perhaps why it is important to not just throw hundreds of fonts in this folder.

  I wonder:

  -If above are true?

  -If you use third-party font management software to disable a font placed in the folder User/Library/Fonts eliminates actually he RAM memory (as is probably for policies outside the system of appointed police records)?

  -If none of this is true, then why even should we use font management software to disable or deactivate fonts - why not just let them all turned on if they are not in the RAM?

  I want to make sure that I fully understand. I hope that this will help me make more informed decisions about my workflow of font management.

  I'm under El Capitan 10.11.6, although I don't think that this specificity is relevant.

  Thanks for the informed answers!

  I don't think you are quite correct, I hope someone will correct me if I'm wrong but here is my assessment of the situation...

  All installed or active policies are not loaded in RAM at startup because it would be than a useless on memory limited to Macs. System fonts will be loaded into memory as they are usually required.

  I believe that certain police functions get cached, such as previews of the fonts that are used in some applications, these selection committees are often written cache files stored on the drive that I can tell.

  Installation and activation of the thousands of fonts may cause some problems as apps may need to generate previews of these fonts - for example MS Word has its own custom selector of fonts that use the real font for names selection. Some design apps can analyze or search fonts when opening certain documents with the related font styles. Other applications such as TextEdit, Mail system use based Gatherer so that they benefit the plan puts large fonts in cache.

  The reason of FontBook is to assist in the management of fonts. OS X uses the 'library' system to allow multiple levels of abstraction, by example/System/Library is for OS-level files (stuff own apples), / library of the third parties who rely on the scale of the support system, ~/Library for user specific files. There is even in charge of resources to be stored in/Network/Library for use with a server on a WAN.

  Manage all this complex without a central application. In my view, that order preference is the user on the highest levels, so your own user fonts folder is selected on the system if you named the same way fonts. Part of the idea is also that you can export fonts in your own home library without affecting the other users of the system.

  Third parties also have police managers this attempt to 'do the right thing' based on what documents and applications you use. These are for most major design offices that use custom fonts or is needed to deal with versions of specific fonts, variations and even if the fonts are licenses for specific customers etc.. Fonts dynamically loading & unloading can cause headaches depending on what software you use.

  I do not think that average users need to think about fonts on OS X (beyond adding their favorites occasionally), you may be overthinking it unless you're in lots of design work.

  If you are concerned about running out of RAM, you probably need to install more, get a better Mac or run applications less. Just keep in mind what OS X tent now to use all the RAM available most of the time if not what is the point of installing it?

• Font size too small in 10 IOS on iPhone email

  Hi after downloading 10 IOS on my iPhone font size in the body of the emails became very small. I have to zoom to read while before it adjusts the size automatically to the size of normal as police elsewhere. How can they be corrected? Thank you

  You can disable thread for this problem. Settings > mail > organize by thread (off).

• How to fix the mistakes of the police in the font book?

  Font book dislikes my post script fonts; ITC, Adobe, etc. I can't find info on how to solve the error. System is running El Cap, 10.11.5, Mac Book Pro.

  Hi there Hono,

  Looks like you need to remove some of your system fonts. You can use the font book to do that will validate, remove or disable just.

  Police book help

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

• IOS10 FONT size of email problems

  Resizing fonts in email threads has always been consistent with IOS9. Not with IOS10. In fact, the police is smaller and makes it difficult to read if you are visually impaired. This is not an improvement, and I was very happy with IOS9. Why fix something that isn't broken?

  Hello and welcome to Apple support communities, BryanCBT.

  If I understand your message to the right, the font size of the e-mail messages in your mail app is too small, and you have trouble reading. I am happy to help you with a solution for this then you can start to take advantage of Mail in iOS 10.

  You can actually very easily change the font on your iPhone in settings > brightness and view > text size. If you need even larger font sizes, you can do it in the accessibility settings. Here are the steps:
  
  

  Larger font

  1. Go to settings > general > accessibility > bigger text (or more big Type of iOS 7).
  2. Turn on the accessibility of size (or more big dynamic Type in iOS 7) for larger font options.
  3. Drag the cursor to select the desired font size.

  Turn on the other accessibility settings

  Go to settings > general > accessibility to make the "BOLD" text, increase the contrast or invert the colors on your screen.

  Change the font size on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch

  There are also a few additional accessibility features available for the needs of the vision. You can view all here:iOS. A wide range of features for a wide range of needs.

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  Take care.

• Problem with some fonts of symbols after the installation of the Sierra

  Hello

  I have recently upgraded the OS on my iMac late 2012 for Sierra, since doing so, I noticed a problem with several fonts.

  All symbolic symbols Apple to Wingdings fonts not correctly displayed in the font book. Apple symbols looks like a standard wheelbase of san, and other symbolic fonts just show as question marks '?' where the images should be.

  In text editing, that I can't even see the symbolic fonts like Zapf Dingbats and Wingdings in the selector. However, they all work well in Adobe Illustrator (CS5) and Microsoft Word 2011. Apple symbols still looks like a standard font.

  I already tried the following:

  1. check the fonts in font book

  2 fix the duplicates in the font book

  3. using the "Restore Standard fonts" option in the font book

  4 deleting a file in the folder Preferences plist Fonts

  5 deleted the cache of police and the database

  I'm out of ideas. Has anyone else had the same problem found a fix?

  Kind regards

  Greville

  I'm just to add that I used the recovery partition to do a clean install of Sierra on a hard drive external and then booted into it to see if it had the same problem.

  And he does. Wingdings and other photo fonts appear as '?' in boxes where the letters must be in the font book.

  So this seems like a problem with the way Sierra displays these fonts, not with the font files themselves.

• 'serious error' message when trying to install a .ttf font?

  Hi all

  I've got El Capitan 10.11.6

  I'm trying to install a true type font, using the default method.  In the window 'Validation of police', it says: "1 a mistake detected. Do not use this font.

  What is the problem? There is nothing wrong with the police.

  I searched the forums, etc... but could not find a solution?

  There is a button that says: 'install verified', I'm tempted to click, because I need the police ASAP.

  But I'm afraid to mess up my computer? (iMac)

  Please help, thanks!

  If he says there is a problem with the police, it probably is!

  What is a paid police or a free one? If you have paid for it, you must contact the seller.

  If a free, can you tell us what and where you downloaded it? I might try and see if I get the same result.

• Is it possible to increase the font size on web pages? I can increase the size of the page but then lose the ability to see the entire page.

  I've just updated El Capitan, but the font size on web pages went all teeny weeny.

  I was wondering if we could increase the font size? The page can expand via "zoom in", but then lose the ability to view the web page in the blink of an eye.

  Thanks in advance.

  Yes.  Open the Terminal app and type the following command followed by the Enter key or return:

  : write com.apple.Safari com.apple.Safari.ContentPageGroupIdentifier.WebKit2MinimumFontSize - int XX

  (triple click on the line to select it to copy and paste into the Terminal application).

  Change the XX to the font size you want as the minimum font by default.

  Or you can use a css style sheet.  This site describes it and the Terminal method: specify Minimum font size in Safari 10.0, macOS Sierra