Self Hosted web fonts not finding system matching font.

I Purchased Museo Sans Rounded form myfonts.com and installed the .ttf font in my iMac, and then i uploaded the additional formats to the Self Hosting fonts panel but I still get the error that it cant find the matching system font (neather was i able to do it manuly). What is interesting is that i cant even find the font in fontbook. My fonts refused to give me support with this claiming that they aren't familiar with Muse and the .ttf is not supported for desktop installation.
It was an expensive purchase, please help me out.
BTW I'd like to continue to use the desktop version of this font from typekit. is it posable or they will conflict?

The prefs for 2014.1 are in:
"~/Library/Preferences/com.adobe.AdobeMuseCC.2014.1/Local Store" (copy and paste everything, including the tilde ~, but not the quotes, into the Go > Go To Folder dialog in the Finder)
From the old 2014.1 folder you want to copy:
fonts.db
selfhosted
tk1
tk2
into the new prefs folder for 2014.2 at:
"~/Library/Preferences/com.adobe.AdobeMuseCC.2014.2/Local Store" (copy and paste everything, including the tilde ~, but not the quotes, into the Go > Go To Folder dialog in the Finder)
Once you've done that, when you launch Muse all the self-hosted fonts and Edge Web Fonts you had previous installed or enabled should be present.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

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We're moving from Solaris 8 to Solaris 10, and I'm compiling our C/C++ applications using the Sun Studio 8 C++ compiler to verify that they'll still run correctly under Solaris 10.
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2 Do we have any workaround for this issue?
3 When will the final 12.4 release be available?

I can't say for sure whether your problem is fixed in the final release without a test case, but I'd say the chances are very good.
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Hi,
would you guys say code that compiles fine without -std=c++11 should also compile *with* -std=c++11?
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Hi,
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test.cpp:
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#include "all.h"
namespace MKGeomT
template < class DIM, class TYPE >
double getDistanceSquared(Segment < DIM, TYPE > const &segment,
Point < DIM, TYPE > const &querypt,
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double *param)
{ return 0.0; }
template double getDistanceSquared < MKT::Dim2 > (Segment2 const &segment,
Point2 const &querypt,
Point2 *closestpoint,
double *param);
template double getDistanceSquared < MKT::Dim3 > (Segment3 const &segment,
Point3 const &querypt,
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double *param);
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// a.h
namespace MKGeomT
template < class DIM, class TYPE > class Point;
template < class DIM, class TYPE > class Segment;
template < class DIM, class TYPE >
double getDistanceSquared(Segment < DIM, TYPE > const &segment,
Point < DIM, TYPE > const &point,
Point < DIM, TYPE > closestpoint /= 0*/,
double *param = 0);
template < class DIM, class TYPE >
inline double getDistance(Segment < DIM, TYPE > const &segment,
Point < DIM, TYPE > const &point,
Point < DIM, TYPE > *closestpoint = 0)
return 0.0;
// b.h
namespace MKT
class Dim2 { public: enum { NUM_DIM = 2 }; };
class Dim3 { public: enum { NUM_DIM = 3 }; };
class Float { public: typedef float Stor_t; typedef double Calc_t; };
class Double { public: typedef double Stor_t; typedef double Calc_t; };
} // end of namespace MKT
// c.h
using MKT::Dim2;
using MKT::Dim3;
using MKT::Double;
namespace MKGeomT
template < class DIM, class TYPE >
class PointBase
template < class DIM, class TYPE > class Point;
#if 1
template < class _TYPE >
class Point < Dim2, TYPE > : public PointBase < Dim2, TYPE >
template < class _TYPE >
class Point < Dim3, TYPE > : public PointBase < Dim3, TYPE >
#endif
typedef Point < Dim2, Double > Point2;
typedef Point < Dim3, Double > Point3;
} // end of namespace MKGeomT
// d.h
namespace MKGeomT
/*! The Segment is a geometry class storing a segment in 3-D. Things
like the segment vector and length are cached behind the
scenes so subsequent retrieval is a no-op. */
template < class DIM, class TYPE = MKT::Double >
class Segment
template < class DIM, class TYPE >
double getDistanceSquared (Segment < DIM, TYPE > const &rkSeg0,
Segment < DIM, TYPE > const &rkSeg1,
double* pfSegP0 = 0,
double* pfSegP1 = 0);
template < class DIM, class TYPE >
double getDistanceSquared2(Segment < DIM, TYPE > const &rkSeg0,
Segment < DIM, TYPE > const &rkSeg1,
double* pfSegP0 = 0,
double* pfSegP1 = 0);
typedef Segment < MKT::Dim2, MKT::Double > Segment2;
typedef Segment < MKT::Dim3, MKT::Double > Segment3;
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k.m

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135
246
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642
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Thanks!

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3/25/14 09:26:26.746 fontd[210]: Cannot save bookmark for file 'file:///Users/spencerstevens/Library/Fonts/TradeGothicNextLTPro-Cn.otf', skipping file
3/25/14 09:26:26.747 fontd[210]: Cannot save bookmark for file 'file:///Users/spencerstevens/Library/Fonts/TradeGothicNextLTPro-CnIt.otf', skipping file
And again, same behavior. Goes into ~/Library/Fonts, but nothing else.

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