Font family HELVE missing in adobe

Dear experts,
Th HELVE font family is currently being used in SAPscript which now needs to be converted to adobe form. The adobe designer does not have HELVETICA font. How I do I add that? I see some posts that the font file needs to be place in a directory. Any idea where we can get those font files from?
Any helpful answer will be suitably rewarded.
Thanks!
Veena

Thank you.
But I want to use the [i3] variation font.
<scriptsrc="//use.edgefonts.net/open-sans-condensed:n3,i3,n7:all;open-sans:n3,i3,n4,i4,n6, i6,n7,i7,n8,i8:all.js">
Would look like?
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