Custom installed fonts and Windows 7

Hi,
I've looked everywhere and must not be using the right terms, so I apologize if there's an answer to this (kind of hoping there is a resolution).
I upgraded to 64bit Windows 7 within the last month or so, and purchased an upgrade to Adobe Design Suite CS5. Love the suite, but one issue I'm having is using a custom font family we have for our corporate font. It shows in the list, but when selecting, it goes back to the previous font selected.
From what I know, this font group is installed via Group Policy, so I'm trying to find out if it's a permissions thing with Windows 7, or something else. Has anyone else experienced this?
Regards,
Jason

Since I didn't realize I had an active thread already, I'll keep up my other thread at http://forums.adobe.com/message/3447192#3447192.
Thanks for your help.

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