Missing Adobe Web Fonts

So I bought a new computer and transfered the project folder to it. When I open it, only the standard fonts. whose Idea was it to not include a copy of the font in the system font. That is so backward, So Adobe 1990 thinking. ALL dependent files need to be included and refrenced in the project folder. This is 2013 folks.
Anyway, How do I fix this mess Adobe created. ?
All the Best
Steven
UPDATE:
Apoligys to Adobe. My Bad. Problem resolved it self when I opened the master page in the design mode. Then the correction propegated to all pages. Sorry Adobe.
Message was edited by: stevengotts

Hi,
I have prepared for you a basic composition where the problem ALWAYS appear:
The page uses 2 compositions created in edge, inserted in a Muse project via .oam file (note that publishing directly to web structure, the problems occurs too)
1.- The upper element of the page is one composition with only ANIMATED TEXTS over a simple MP4 VIDEO BACKGROUND. The used font is -Fredoka One-
This first composition is inserted in the Muse Master page
In the Muse index main page are the other 2 elements:
2.- Above the first composition there is another Edge composition, that contains 4 video backgrounds with a title over each one. The font of each main title is -Fredoka One- too.
3.-In the bottom there is inserted THE SAME composition than in the upper side of the page.
Yuo can see it in http://www.comunicracia.es/
As you can see, everything is OK using Chrome or Mozilla, BUT PLEASE TAKE A LOOK USING INTERNET EXPLORER.
Using IE I can see every combination of problems with the font, BUT never the 3 elements Fine!!! (The tittles font is replaced by Arial frustratingly without any rule)
(My experience FYI) In this composition I have prepared for you, the bottom composition is usually (90%times) OK, the upper composition is usually (95%times) BAD, and the middle composition usually (70%times) BAD.
If I publish only the first composition in the page, it works fine in IE 95% of the times.
Pleeease, its frustrating..
Any suggestion?
What can I do??
Thank you very very much in advance, my friends!
All the best

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Yuo can see it in http://www.comunicracia.es/
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