Mike Hasner

Did that already too. I even reinstalled macOS.

They're not really custom. Just stuff that I've purchased over the years from Adobe. One-off purchases, not purchased from my subscription. Thing's I've needed for side jobs and customer presentations. For example, I have 45 different variations of Frutiger that aren't being recognized. Futura 2. Eurostyle Extended Two Bold. Century Gothic. Century Gothic Pro. What really sucks is that I want to redesign my business card, and my business font is Century Gothic Pro. I don't want to redesign it in InDesign because my subscription ends soon.

Always installed to /Library/Fonts. Verified permissions on the files as well. macOS recognizes them, all Microsoft apps recognize them, even older apps that I haven't used anymore like Pixelmator recognize them. Additionally, since I still have an active Creative Cloud subscription until 1/15, my CC apps still recognize them. Affinity does not. I'm also the only user.

I just recently switched from Adobe CC to the Affinity suite of products, and while I'm struggling to get used to the interfaces, I have a major, major problem. I have purchased and installed well over 300 custom fonts for the work that I do for my business. All other applications recognize these. I have verified that they are all installed in Font Book. Affinity does not recognize any of these fonts, only the default Apple supplied fonts. How do I resolve this?