Where to install fonts

I'm using PS7. I need to install some fonts in my language other than English. PS help file says that it's either Windows/Fonts folder or Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Fonts folder. I'm installing my language fonts into both folder but I cannot see them in the PS font list. Any advice?

Thanks,

Sinan

In adobe.photoshop.windows Altinok Pipe wrote:

I'm using PS7. I need to install some fonts in my language other than English. PS help file says that it's either
Windows/Fonts folder or Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Fonts folder. I'm installing my language fonts into both folder but I cannot see them in the PS font list. Any advice?

Hi Sinan. Go to your Control Panel, to the Fonts folder, and browse for the font files to install them. That would be my guess.

Ian
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Hi Ian, you are correct. That's exactly what to do normally. But my PS confuses me. Although I'm definitely sure I have loaded the fonts correctly, it doesn't use those fonts correctly. I cannot still see my native characters as it should be. There is something stupid somewhere.

Sinan

"Ian Rastall" wrote in message

Hi Sinan. Go to your Control Panel, to the Fonts folder, and browse for the font files to install them. That would be my guess.

Ian

Be sure that you are installing them using the Install feature within the Font menu panel. If you just drag them or copy-and-paste them to the Font folder, you probably wont be able to see them until you use them in each particular program.

Corey :-)

"Altinok Pipe" wrote in message

Hi Ian, you are correct. That's exactly what to do normally. But my PS confuses me. Although I'm definitely sure I have loaded the fonts

correctly,

it doesn't use those fonts correctly. I cannot still see my native characters as it should be. There is something stupid somewhere.
Sinan

"Ian Rastall" wrote in message

Hi Sinan. Go to your Control Panel, to the Fonts folder, and browse for the font files to install them. That would be my guess.

Ian

Also make sure that you are looking at the whole font list. PS sorts fonts by language and then name. If they are open type fonts, you may need to use a glyph palette to insert the correct characters.