The question is: are the fonts not showing up in PS showing up elsewhere, like in MS Word, Paint, and other applications which can utilize various font types?
The question is: are the fonts not showing up in PS showing up elsewhere, like in MS Word, Paint, and other applications which can utilize various font types?
If it's a truetype font, it can be used in both Linux and Windows, I believeOriginally Posted by starseeker
I personally would be more interested in getting hold of unicode/kanji capable fonts, but they're harder to find and weigh in at several MB each normally
Can't you download a Japanese language pack? (oh, wait, you use Linux right?)
It's just that on some of the computers in my school, you can type in Japanese but I think its a windows pack. It does both kana scripts and kanji.If it's a truetype font, it can be used in both Linux and Windows, I believeI personally would be more interested in getting hold of unicode/kanji capable fonts, but they're harder to find and weigh in at several MB each normally
Can't you download a Japanese language pack? (oh, wait, you use Linux right?)
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when you stop believing in it,
doesn't go away".
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1) You need an IME installed to type in asian characters and general non-western characters.
2) That being said, you can have different fonts to type in. Japanese advertisements don't look the same as formal writings and those don't look the same as the characters penned by young school children.
Photoshop was onyl showing up to D in the fonts so I'm guessing it was a memory issue. I deleted some and it seems to be ok now
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