I'm going to have to check every single OS supplied font again and add the ones that don't work to my font article. Like the five other fonts mentioned, I copied Iowan Old Style from Yosemite, and now it works everywhere, as it already should. What is Apple doing to cause their own apps to refuse to see and use certain fonts the OS installs? A poorly written function related to System Integrity Protection that is seeing the newer versions as infected? Who knows. But Word 2016 (below), and any other third party app has no trouble seeing and using all of these "hidden" fonts. Here's TextEdit's list with the font active: And it literally is only Apple's apps that won't see them. Now we get to add Iowan Old Style to the list. In High Sierra, the only way to make them work is to copy those fonts from a Yosemite install and replace the ones installed by the OS. Starting with El Capitan, these five fonts have (almost) never worked as they should in any Apple supplied app. How to create font collections and libraries Select that perfect font Not sure what a certain font looks like View the font in Font Book to see a sample of the characters onscreen, or print a sample. If all of the fonts you're having trouble with are already in a folder of their own, put the whole folder into the Fonts folder. Drag and drop a few fonts in there and see if they show up in your applications. Oh, fer' cryin' out loud! How many fonts is Apple going to goof up? Double click the folder 'Library' and then the folder 'Fonts'.
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