you will see a yellow warning triangle in the layers panel if the font is missing.
That’s what I expected. But this doesn’t happen! Because font substitution is taking place automatically before the document opens, there are no warning triangles and no indication of what the fonts were before they were replaced with the default substitution font.
What font manager are you using?
I’m using Extensis Suitcase Fusion, which doesn’t have an auto-activation plugin for Photoshop.
Well Photoshop does not substitute fonts.
Suitcase is crap I can’t believe people actually still pay good money for it.
Best font manager is FontAgent Pro.
Unfortunately, Photoshop DOES substitute fonts. My files most definitely never specified Myriad Pro (which is what all the type in these documents has been converted to) or anything even remotely resembling Myriad Pro. What Photoshop does not do is provide a way to specify the font substitution settings at all.
As for Suitcase, it has its limitations; but honestly, I am unimpressed by every one of the font management programs out there. I have not had activation problems with Suitcase Fusion in the past, but who knows? Maybe I’ll have better luck if I try to open my files in Photoshop CS. Thanks for your feedback!
Photoshop will default to something usually Myriad Pro only if you try to edit a type layer and the font is not activated. This is when you see the yellow triangle in the layer panel.
The situation is as I first stated it: All fonts have been automatically converted to Myriad Pro. There’s not a yellow triangle in sight.
I have never seen this before if the font is not present everything stays the same until you try to edit the type layer.
I’ve never seen this behavior before either. Might have to break down and ask Adobe about it.
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