Missing fonts on 2nd installation

I installed ID4 on a new computer and some of the fonts that came with the program when I first installed on a old computer were missing. Same disk was used. Only difference this time was I first installed as a trial version. I was using an old Pagmaker serial # the system didn't recogonize and resolved the issue with an adobe tech from the sign on screen rather than the install screen (as I had the first time). Gary

Minya Nouvelle is a font from Typodermic, created by Ray Larabie. You can donwnload them for free (desktop and web use) from MyFonts:
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/typodermic/minya-nouvelle-2/
Teen, also by Larabie, can be downloaded from Font Squirrel:
http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/Teen
As you can see, they are not Adobe fonts.
Mike

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