What happened to my fonts in Dreamweaver 12.2 Build 6006?!

I just updated through Cloud to the latest 12.2 and when I went to choose fonts everything is different. Where is Arial, Veranda, Tahoma, etc... Please help me get those fonts back. This is the only place that seems to have answers. Chat support is so awful. Thanks in advance!

I regard 12.2 as a software upgrade and not just an update, so I haven't installed it yet. Typically when I upgrade DW, I have to rebuild my font list. No big surprise.
Nancy O.

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