Can't seem to get fonts to show up. Any fix/solution for this? Can I revert back to PB1?
H hatfielddesign macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 22, 2014 16 5 Jul 25, 2015 #1 Can't seem to get fonts to show up. Any fix/solution for this? Can I revert back to PB1?
K KALLT macrumors 603 Sep 23, 2008 5,380 3,415 Jul 25, 2015 #2 No, Font Book is broken. I don’t think you can go back to PB1.
AllergyDoc macrumors 68020 Mar 17, 2013 2,025 9,661 Utah, USA Jul 26, 2015 #3 Definitely broken. Hope you like the fonts you now because that's it until it's fixed.
W wyk126 macrumors newbie Jul 27, 2015 18 6 Jul 27, 2015 #4 Can't install font in fontbook, found an workaround to install font. You need copy all your new fonts to /Users/Your_Username_Here/Library/Fonts Then you should be able to use the new fonts
Can't install font in fontbook, found an workaround to install font. You need copy all your new fonts to /Users/Your_Username_Here/Library/Fonts Then you should be able to use the new fonts
MacGizmo macrumors 68040 Apr 27, 2003 3,214 2,514 Arizona Jul 27, 2015 #5 wyk126 said: Can't install font in fontbook, found an workaround to install font. You need copy all your new fonts to /Users/Your_Username_Here/Library/Fonts Then you should be able to use the new fonts Click to expand... That's not a "work-around." That's how you install fonts to begin with. FontBook simply does this for you behind the scenes.
wyk126 said: Can't install font in fontbook, found an workaround to install font. You need copy all your new fonts to /Users/Your_Username_Here/Library/Fonts Then you should be able to use the new fonts Click to expand... That's not a "work-around." That's how you install fonts to begin with. FontBook simply does this for you behind the scenes.
W wyk126 macrumors newbie Jul 27, 2015 18 6 Jul 27, 2015 #6 MacGizmo said: That's not a "work-around." That's how you install fonts to begin with. FontBook simply does this for you behind the scenes. Click to expand... It's a workaround for me at least, because I need to use new fonts in Photoshop however in current build of font book I can't install by that.
MacGizmo said: That's not a "work-around." That's how you install fonts to begin with. FontBook simply does this for you behind the scenes. Click to expand... It's a workaround for me at least, because I need to use new fonts in Photoshop however in current build of font book I can't install by that.