Can I simply convert my PostScript fonts?

Yes. You could simply convert your postscript fonts. There are are many very capable conversion tools out there on the market today. There's a few things to keep in mind though before you start jamming your font files through these converters. And the first is make sure that your license agreement that came with the original postscript font allows for conversions. Many Ula's disallow convert version. And if that's the case for you, you'll need to purchase a suitable replacement from the original foundry where you purchased the post coupon. Few other things to keep in mind, many of the conversion tools on the market today are incapable of preserving rendering hinting So if you have a very high quality postscript font, chances are are pretty high that the there's been manual hinting applied to the postscript font embedded in the file. And when you convert the font, it's very likely that you'll lose that hinting. It may look like the the font was converted just fine, but you'll find later that the rendering performance has degraded us in some ways significantly based on resolution and sizes that you may be using that that newly converted font. And then lastly, converting a font It's very likely that the metadata associated with the original postscript font changes in such a way that the operating system won't see it as the same font. And what that means to you is When you launch an Adobe application, it may see those fonts as missing fonts because the metadata has changed and the operating system doesn't see same font. The font type has changed. In some cases, the styles change or the groupings have changed. And so you want to be aware that just converting your font may cause you several problems downstream, so you wanna be very, very careful with conversion.