Font Issues in Yosemite?

[-Lisa-]

Anyone else having font issues with Yosemite?

 

I have both FrutigerNext LT Bold and Bold Italic activated as both are used in the same template. No matter how many times I apply FrutigerNext LT Bold, as soon as I close the text editor, it's converting everything to the Bold Italic version.

 

I need to deactivate Bold Italic in order for Bold to be applied. Yet this template uses both font formats.

 

[jwhittaker]

I have had the same problems. I can't tell you how many or which ones but it got to the point where I reinstalled 9.2.31 and the fonts would load.

[-Lisa-]

Thanks. I already tried that but I'll try again. Maybe 2nd time's a charm?

[Dan Korn]

Are these really Yosemite-specific issues? Or are these just general font issues that you happen to notice while running on Yosemite?

 

As always, the best way to get help with font-specific issues is to contact Support.

[-Lisa-]

Thanks Dan. These are corporate fonts that I have used to build numerous templates through the years and never had issues with. It was only after I upgraded to Yosemite that the problems began so I automatically correlated the two.

 

I will take your advice and contact Support.

 

Thanks again for the response!

[mchambers]

Hi Lisa,

I am having very much the same kind of problems with fonts specifically in Fusion Pro when the very same fonts work perfectly fine in InDesign. I've done everything under the sun with the guidance of Support to resolve and still have the issue. I'm wondering if you have had any success?

Edited February 8, 2015 by mchambers

[PDP]

I was having the same problem with palentino on Friday. I wasn't able to fix it yet so I'm not looking forward to work in a few hours

[-Lisa-]

Hi there,

 

Unfortunately, no, I was not able to completely resolve. I un-installed and re-installed a few times and that worked once but it hasn't completely resolved the issue. My issue only seems to originate with fonts that were customized for a corporation so to get around this, I usually ask if they are okay with using a "standard" font as a substitute. Luckily I've been able to get away with this but I don't believe I will be able to continue along indefinitely with it.