you must make a copy to some user folder (ex. With Apple Xcode, you should be able to put your Font in a 'Profile' (the file-type is called MyFont.mobileconfig) in order to run it on iOS-Devices. Delete the extra copies you have in the Desktop.ĭo not try to install right from the application package or you will receive a fatal error.Select the fonts in Font Book app and click Install.The "Font Book" Application will check the fonts and it will probably give you some warnings. Select (in your Desktop) the fonts to install.You must press the option key to create a copy of the fonts and not a link. Drag and Drop (press the Option key) the desired fonts to your Desktop (or any other user folder).In Finder navigate through Contents/Resources/Fonts.Right-click and select Show Package Content.Locate MS Word or MS Excel or MS PowerPoint.
Open Finder and go to the Applications Folder ( SHIFT+ CMD+ A).Using the Terminal app, you can copy any font to your font folder: ~/Library/Fontsīelow are the step-by-step instructions in case you are not familiar with using the terminal: "/Applications/Microsoft Word.app/Contents/Resources/Fonts" If you have installed any Microsoft product, there is a chance you already have all Microsoft Fonts in your Mac.įor instance, the path to the fonts of MS Word is: Use the official Fonts distributed by Microsoft
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