□ I don't know why everyone jumps over each other to install it the day it comes out. After restarting, it does show up properly in the font menu. I had to use the "Show Fonts" operation in Text Edit and then pick "All Fonts" before I could pick Athelas in a new document. Even though I installed Athelas, it wasn't available in the font menu. It wasn't as easy to install and use Athelas on Ventura. There are some bugs in Ventura that make this more difficult. I opened it on Ventura and the Athelas document support font was used and available as it should have been.īut I couldn't reproduce all of that on Ventura itself. I copied that document from Monterey to Ventura. It did work properly on Ventura as you can see. However, I wasn't entirely truthful above. Could it be that, since the problem has coincided with my upgrade to OS Ventura, Apple has decided to restrict the use of certain fonts that were previously available in apps under previous OS? If so, what can I do about it? I've formatted a whole book using this font, assuming that it was free with the OS. I also just found this thread: I lost fonts: Athelas and Seravek at least - Apple Community I think it is Apple's fix that is causing a problem for Affinity.Īs you can see, I have no problem using Athelas: So, Apple applied their own fix in Ventura, breaking my app along the way. But they don't like it when someone just comes along and fixes it like I did. ![]() Apple is happy to have people blaming it or 3rd party developers. So I wrote a little app to disable most of those supplemental fonts so that Adobe users would have useable font menus again. I wrote a demo app in about 10 minutes that conclusively proved that Adobe could have handled fonts better. In that case, it was Adobe blaming Apple. This is all the result of a big fit people threw about these supplemental fonts in Monterey. I've contacted Affinity, and they think it's an Apple problem. If you have followed the steps correctly and you still have the issue, let us know if you get any specific alerts or error messages when trying, as those may help us determine what might be causing the issue. You can find these steps along with other information that may be helpful, here: Install or remove fonts on your Mac - Apple Support You can deactivate any font that isn't required by your Mac." When a font is deactivated, it remains installed but no longer appears in the font menus of your apps. Select a font that has been deactivated, then choose Edit > Activate (or Enable).Select a font that hasn't been downloaded, then choose Edit > Download.In Font Book, any fonts that are deactivated or haven't been downloaded from Apple are dimmed. Open the Font Book app from your Applications folder. If you want the fonts you install to also be available to other user accounts on your Mac, use Font Book settings to set the default install location. ![]() The font then appears in the Font Book app, and is available for use in your apps.
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