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→Fonts location on your computer
The first step is to declare the storage locations of the fonts you want ConTeXt to consider.
* Either way, ConTeXt will use fonts properly stored in its tree structure
** Following [http://tug.org/tds/ TeX Directory Structure], '''TeX users create a new folder ''' for each new font in <code>tex/texmf-fonts/fonts/<code>'''. There you can store for example, any fonts you have downloaded from the web [https://www.fontsquirrel.com] [https://fonts.google.com]
** People who handle a lot of fonts can be more structured by using <code>tex/texmf-fonts/fonts/truetype/vendor/fontfamily</code>.
* But it it's very likely that you would want
* to define [[Use_fonts_found_on_the_web#Use_of_the_different_font_variations|a new typescript]] or use one of the [[Typescripts_examples| many typescripts already available]]
* and then [[Use_fonts_found_on_the_web#Install_and_use_your_new_typescript_definition| install and use it]] in you input file.
= Quick use of a new font =
