Apple developed the TrueType font standard and licensed it to Microsoft. Adobe and Microsoft worked together to develop the OpenType font standard. Although OpenType is the newest font standard, OpenType and TrueType fonts are both high-quality fonts that are suitable for all applications. Can't install truetype fonts in Windows 10. Drag any TrueType font file to the font window and check. Unfortunately as of now, you will not be able to.

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I downloaded several truetype fonts recently which I've been trying to install in the fonts folder at the following location: Control Panel Appearance and Personalization Fonts. Several internet sites directed me to select ALT to cause the 'File' menu bar to show up and that under the 'File' menu bar, there should be an option to Install Font. I've done as directed and still, there is no option to install font under the File tab. I've also tried to drag and drop the fonts directly from the downloaded folder into the fonts folder and nothing happens.

Can anyone help me with this? Is this a firewall issue?

How do I get the 'Install Font' option to show up under the file option? Hi Kess, Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community. I understand the issue that you are currently facing, we will try the best we can to resolve your issue. I would like to inform you that there's no clearly identified option to add new fonts, you can just drag any TrueType font file to the main window containing all your other installed fonts.

I suggest you to follow the steps below and check: 1. Press windows key + R and type the following command and hit Enter.%windir% fonts 2. Drag any TrueType font file to the font window and check. Unfortunately as of now, you will not be able to change the font in Windows 10. However you may find this feature available in future builds. Give your valuable feedbacks and features you hope to see in the next version of Windows through the Windows feedback app. Hope the information helps.

Please let us know if the issue persist and we will be happy to assist you further.

Customizing Fonts for Displaying Geometry Area Texts Customizing Fonts for Displaying Geometry Area Texts This task explains how to choose fonted texts displayed in the geometry area, for example, when working in Drafting workbenches, and lists the fonts you can choose from. You need access to the Interactive Drafting product license to follow this scenario which shows you how to enter text in a drawing and choose a font for the text. The objective is to present the list of fonts supported. • Open a drawing you created using the Interactive Drafting product. • Click Text in the Annotations toolbar, then click a point in the drawing to position the text to open the Text Editor dialog box.

• Use the Text Editor dialog box to write the text, justify it, specify the text height and define the anchor point, then click anywhere outside the Text Editor window, but inside the main application window: The Text Editor dialog box disappears. • Point to the text, right-click and select Properties to open the Properties dialog box. • Click the Font tab.

This tab includes controls for setting the font, font style and size. Which Font Formats Are Supported? Version 5 provides the following font formats: • PostScript (PS) Type 1 format. PostScript font format is a quality-certified font format for professional printing thanks to its definition of analytical geometric elements. In addition to this, professionals also use high-quality PostScript font printers dedicated to publishing. • CATIA Version 4 FONT format. • TrueType font (TTF) format.