I for one would save at least a day spent on workarounds if it worked. if the OS (& title tool & marquee) recognizes something as a font, so should the subcap filter.Īnd this shortcoming has been around since the beginning of times, so how about prioritize its fix a bit? TrueType is an outline font standard developed by Apple and Microsoft in the late 1980s as a competitor to Adobes Type 1 fonts used in PostScript. The font i need is a very rare/special chinese font /w phonetic ruby-text under each character.Īnyway - now that we're at it - this is a BUG, dear avid. The Online Font Converter converts fonts to/from: pdf dfont eot otf pfb tfm pfm suit svg ttf pfa bin pt3 ps t42 cff afm ttc woff woff2 ufo. Luckily got it restored rather quickly as i'd saved the source files. then i tried, that did the deed, but the resulting TTF was faulty, and installation of it took out the TTC that used to work so i was a bit discouraged. I tried, that refused to allow upload of the ginormous source TTC. Great pointer, jwrl - just in my case it did not work. I've never used either, but a graphic artist friend has and swears by them. Two I've found are FreeFontConverter which is an on-line tool and DfontSplitter, which is a downloadable app with both Windows and OS-X versions available. Mac TTC fonts will be stored in a format that Windows doesnt understand. However, Im guessing that this doesnt refer to Mac TTC fonts, but True Type Collections.

It's possible to extract TTF fonts from a TTC collection using a font converter. Copy and paste the font file (fonts typically end with the extension.

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