Ok... it happens to me sometimes... can not see certain fonts... dont know why though

Taters? [ninja]

That's usually because the font isn't one of the ones that's on your computer [yes] If you click the Start button down there in the corner and tap "fonts" into the search it'll show you your fonts folder and you'll be able to take a look at the ones that you do have. It will be utterly rivetting, I assure you! [ninja]

so how do i add the one's someone else uses???
would i have to download them from somewhere???

i shall smooch all the taters. [drool]

Really? [:D]

Get a room, you two! [lol]

Maha, yep! It's also really easy to install fonts! I use dafont.com. Installing new fonts enables people who use Photoshop etc. to use them for artwork, you see. [yes] I'll pick a new one to download and screenshot the process for you. [yes]

I'm going for this one, just because of the name [lol]

http://i.imgur.com/sckB7X3.png

Click where it says download, then open the file from your downloads folder, then extract it.

http://i.imgur.com/rEnxMIZ.png

It will extract into the same folder, then you'll see something like this.

http://i.imgur.com/lRiLqZJ.png

Then you right click on the font file itself (you don't need any other bits) and click install, and that's it [yes]

http://i.imgur.com/MsWjAuU.png

Font installation is the easiest and also the greatest.

I make sure to install tons of fonts for every occasion. Never know when you'll need em.

Wow! thank you so so much... i never needed them but now i think its so cool to have such fonts to use... [:D]

I tend to keep a big folder of fonts on a separate drive, and install them to use them for a project, then uninstall them afterwards.

The more fonts, the slower the computer, it's a known fact.

Gimp on my native Windows takes 3 minutes just to load the fonts, and on my Linux, the whole program loads in 15 seconds.

Of course I'm using Linux right now, so it's not like I have a million fonts installed. Probably about thirty. I do like that I can just drop them in the fonts folder and not have to install them, though. None of the right-clicking for me.

I try to have enough standard ones to display web pages properly, but once in a while a page on a site will render in an 80's-looking font like Courier, and yeah, that's kind of gross, I admit.