Custom Fonts Do Not Appear. Open the font selection tool and check if the newly installed font appears. Something you might want to do is once you have everything working make a copy of your fonts folder and save it some place I have copies of my fonts folders going back many computers because as a graphic designer the most frustrating thing is not being able to find a font from a previous job I just name them Fonts used on my computer with a date.
When these fonts finally do load the browser swaps out the native fonts for custom fonts. The following video tutorial will walk you through the process of getting your Typekit fonts to populate in Adobe applications. For example I was able to access the custom fonts in.
Press the Windows key R together to open the Run box.
If the font is not showing up at all then copying the fonts directly to application directly can solve this issue. Essentially they are symbols assigned with a Unicode value. If Typekit fonts are not showing up in Adobe Applications then its either because 1 you need to enable Adobe fonts in the Creative Cloud settings or 2 you dont have Creative Cloud running. Press the Windows key R together to open the Run box.
