Fontbook / Ventura / Supplemental Fonts

James Atkins wrote:

I have 'Superclarendon' in my supplemental fonts system/library/fonts/supplemental.

That means it is only meant for document support. If someone sends you a document that includes Superclarendon, then it will be used and available.

If you have an old document that uses this font, you can open that and it should enable the font in various font menus. Then you will be able to use it in other documents.

Otherwise, you'll need to purchase your own copy of the font.

James Atkins wrote:

any recommendations? I need to use Superclarendon on a job.

Don't know if it helps you but SuperClarendon is available to Adobe apps.

Perhaps the font is damaged. Try reinstalling it. You can also check with the font provider to see if they have any suggestions.

No idea what you mean. I can select the installed SuperClarendon font in Adobe apps and as it turns out, Affinity apps and possibly others. Those are the only two I checked.

Yes, It's been a supplemental font since at least Catalina and doesn't show in Font Book. It didn't exist in High Sierra but it may have been in Mojave. I don't have Mojave installed to check.