Fonts in my documents

I have windows7 and Photoshop Elements 8.0
I need to write a text with the font Times new roman but i can't see this font in the program.
In my windows font list I can see that i have the font in my computer.
How can I activate the font in Photoshop Elements?

Elements uses the system fonts, so you should be able to access it
Open a blank file, click on the type tool, then click on the little triangle at the top, left on the tool's option bar, and reset the tool
Scroll down to ascertain if you can select Times New Roman.

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