Adobe Heiti Std R Font Download !!LINK!! (2024)

I need to purchase a font by the name of Heiti TC and SC from Adobe. I believe it is an Adobe font. I have called the customer support for SEA, and they have given me a list of resellers to refer to, but none of them are clueless about it. I need to purchase this font urgently and need a quote to present to the client. Since the customer support for Adobe is unhelpful and also their resellers, can someone from the staff team help me out on this? It is ridiculous to know that I might need to change the font to another one, if this font is not available for sale. Does this mean I illegally convert the font for the client to use? Please help as I need this font to be licensed to 20 or more computers and it has to be compatible with PC platforms too, and not only Macs. PLEASE HELP!!!

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AEM Version: 6.5.14

I am trying to use custom font in AEM Forms.

The font is included in AEM clientlibs but won't apply to forms in pages.

I tried to apply font through the theme editor.

For this I followed the Answer of this Question and also followed this blog.

I checked the logs of the com.day.cq.dam.handler.gibson.fontmanager.impl.FontManagerServiceImpl class and found that my font is added to AEM as I can see its name in added fonts list but it didn't appear while selecting font-family in theme editor

Tried restarting but didn't work.

I also added my custom font name in the "Adaptive Form and Interactive Communication Web Channel Theme Configuration.name" service which made my custom font name appear in the theme editor but applying the theme results the style to be "New Times Roman".

if I add font family: always Smile; in advanced tab the the style becomes Times New Roman but I add any string like font-family: test font;" then the style changes to Arial which is the default style.

I don't see any reason why the fonts won't be picked once you have added the same to "CQ-DAM-Handler-Gibson Font Manager Service". Did you make sure the font is accessible and user rights are adequate? Try changing the location on the font and updating the Gibson config.

I assume, "Adaptive Form and Interactive Communication Web Channel Theme Configuration.name" service configs were correct but seems the fonts were inaccessible thus you got the default font instead in the form.

I did a Rest Fonts in the prefs and everything looked good in the context toolbar "All", Adobe Heiti Std had only 1 font type. Then in the Character Panel I selected a sub group Sans Serif. Then went to the Context Toolbar and Adobe Heiti Std had 3 types again.

I'm back. But there's no joy in mudville tonight. After doing the terminal operation twice. I left every other application closed, just opened AD in a current project. Only did 3 things then: did a pull down on the Character panel with All Fonts selected, then with Sans Serif selected, then with All fonts selected again. As you can see the Adobe Heiti Std goes from 1 font style to 3 in 10 seconds flat. As one final test I used 1.9.0.14 created a new canvas put a simple text on it "abc" and did the test below. The results were exactly the same in 1.9.0.14 as they have in 1.8.6.

Seeing I have fonts listed in multiple sub groups could AD be counting each subgroup as a different font type? But I'm seeing Adobe Heiti Std in All Fonts, Computer, English, and Sans Serif in Font Book.

Just in case: Did you reset the Affinity cache once more after the terminal + reboot action / before opening an Affinity document? I don't know how its cache works exactly (or where its file(s) is stored to get deleted manually) ... I assume the terminal action doesn't touch the Affinity font cache, so I wonder if the latter may still have stored corrupted info after your 1st reset / before the terminal action.

Only did 3 things then: did a pull down on the Character panel with All Fonts selected, then with Sans Serif selected, then with All fonts selected again. As you can see the Adobe Heiti Std goes from 1 font style to 3

To me for instance is a lack of Adobe Heiti in this subgroups in Affinity wheres it works with "All". I don't notice any duplicate font in Affinity or macOS. (And I am using an Extensis Font Manager app additionally.) My Sans / Serif groups by their name prefix __1, __2 appear to be customised (I vaguely remember a quick test of this fontbook option months ago).

FYI I did a search for the name Heiti on my computer. Much to my surprise I had 20 files returned, see below. I'm kind of assuming the .fontinfo files are not actual fonts. I'm guessing that the 2 copies of AdobeHeitiStd-Regular.otf are the ones to be concerned about. I don't know what the repercussions would be with deleting either of these would be. I'm surprised Font Book said there were no duplicates, unless the ones in the Adobe folder are invisible to it.

If yes:

1. For a test move the files in Users/Library/Fonts to the trash > then reboot > check if Affinity font menus changed.

2. If the issue still occurs, repeat font reset routines once more: First reset Affinity fonts only > check if Affinity font menus changed.

3. If the issue still occurs, reset additionally via terminal+reboot > then reset Affinity fonts once more without opening an Affinity document > check if Affinity font menus changed.

If not:

Currently no idea. Maybe a fontbook.app + related pref files reset? Unfortunately I don't know details for fontbook, just that it is a kind of system app, dealing with fonts for the entire system, which makes it being an influencer.

I don't show a font named STHeiti. But that doesn't make sense seeing as it's in the search I did. When I call it up in Font Book it is grayed out and shows "This font must be downloaded to be displayed in this preview mode." I wonder if this is because when I was trying to figure this out I deleted the bottom and the second from bottom files in my list STHeiti Light.ttc and STHeiti Medium.ttc. So I have just done what Font Book suggests and clicked in the command in Font Book to download these fonts. Funny thing is when I search for the name Heiti the list is exactly the same (minus the two copies I deleted) as before I did the download. But the font does show up in Font Book and in AD "All fonts" with the correct 2 font types, but as expected not in the Sans Serif subgroup. Yup as soon as I added it to the Sans Serif subgroup AD is showing 4 font types not 2. So it's definitely the subgroup (collection) that is doing it.

I still doubt it's an issue caused by Affinity (~solvable by Serif developers?) because my impression still is that Affinity depends on info given by macOS, respectively fontbook and its settings/preferences/data base. So possibly you get more success with trying to fix fontbook's data base, respectively its subgroups. It might matter that some system fonts are ".ttc" which seems to indicate a (fontbook?) collection, which possibly is a macOS specific container format for font files, e.g. ".ttf" (see screenshots below).

I also still wonder for what reason / caused by what process you get listed STHeiti in your Users > Library > Fonts folder, where, in my understanding of macOS, a system font (like STHeiti) never ever should either need to nor should get placed.

FYI: On this mac the macOS was a clean install + didn't use the MigrationAssist.app. (I just guess a macOS upgrade might cause confusing info by either leftovers of previous system files or by using the MigrationAssist.app for former Users folder files.) Although I currently still prefer not using fontbook or manually influencing it (incl. its "restore..." option) because of my font manager app, I think possibly a reset / fix of your fontbook's data might help to solve your issues in Affinity.

Just to illustrate fontbook's confusing feedback: Note in this 3 screenshots the differing info about STHeiti weights (fein/light, normal/medium) and about file existence (grayed out vs. tooltip path info vs. downloadable) which gets presented only for the "intelligent" subgroup but not for "All":

So it doesn't surprise me that Affinity obviously gets confused, too, and presents to me not only two identical STHeiti weights (they look identical if assigned) but also presents them with another, third name as "Regular", which probably corresponds with the not-grayed-out "Normal"/"Halbfett" of my fontbook info:

After this last experience: maybe the issue can "simply" be avoided by Affinity if it a.) doesn't use a third name or b.) avoids translating names or c.) interprets fontbook info more detailed / sorted. It depends on the macOS / fontbook info transferred to Affinity + to the way Affinity reads / works with them. ff782bc1db