If you are stuck with OpenType fonts that don't work, and you can't get a TrueType or PostScript version, your next best solution is to use one of the many tools that can convert or generate typefaces. While this isn't the best or always the perfect solution, I really don't see any other way around this issue. The only solution is going to be getting a typeface in PostScript or TrueType if it doesn't show up. MyriadPro-Light (to find these names, use a font management tool such as FontExplorer X and click info for the font). Myriad Pro Light and the PostScript name, eg. So some OpenType fonts will work (those without PostScript outlines) and some won't. As well as the fontвЂ™s family name Myriad Pro in the test case each installed font weight has two other names: the screen name, eg. net unfortunately gets inherited by Flare. The biggest issue as Nita points out, is Flare is built upon the. The issue is that currently OpenType fonts that use PostScript outlines (Adobe) are not supported in GDI+ used by the. For best results and to ensure all MyriadPro functionality is working properly, we recommend using the. If your website targets the designer crowd, many of them will have the Adobe Suite installed (dont ask by what means). Digging around a bit in several of the MS developer forums, here is what I gleaned. Please note, weve detected you are using an older browser.

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