Missing Fonts in CS6 since installation

Since I have upgraded to CS6 some of my fonts are missing in Illustrator, PS and ID. The font are still on the system (in the Win Fonts folder) but the programs declare them as missing when I open files that use these font.
What can I do? I tried re-installing the fonts but that didnt help...

Where was the font before? Do you have the font file someplace avaialble? Adobe apps don't remove fonts from the system, and they do need to be installed someplace to be available for use. Although there are quite a few fonts included and installed for you automatically when you install CS products, Caflisch Script is not one of them. http://www.adobe.com/type/browser/fontinstall/cs6installedfonts.html

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