adobe-photoshopfonts
This question is very similar to this one, but not a duplicate…in my opinion anyway.
I am not so much interested in finding out which fonts are used, I just want to know if it's possible to package them, much like you can in InDesign and Illustrator.
This seems like yet another oversight and incontinuity between Adobe programs
Using the tools in tab DESIGN in EQUATION TOOLS, you can produce a large integral symbol, as shown below. It is very different from the rendering you get if you just enter the INTEGRAL character “∫”.
You can change the font of equations by selecting text in them and using the font menu in the HOME tab. However, Word lets you use only a limited set of fonts. It seems that the font names must end with the word “Math”. (If you set font to something else, it just does not take effect; the text stays in the font used before the attempt to change it.) In the image below, the first version uses Cambria Math, the default, while the second version has its font set to XITS Math, which somewhat resembles the font you are using in LaTeX.
The default font used in equations can be set in the equation mode preferences. To enter them, click on the small icon in the lower right corner of to “Tools” block in EQUATION TOOLS, tab DESIGN. The setting affects only new equations
TrueType fonts with X are usually done using fontconfig. One of its features is that it looks by default in the .fonts directory under your home directory. You would use fc-list to list the fonts which are available, and use them with the -fa (family name) and -fs (font size) options of xterm. (while xfd has a corresponding -fa option, xfontsel does not).
xset on the other hand, looks for bitmap fonts which are referenced using the XLFD naming convention. You would use xlsfonts for listing those, and the -fn option of xterm.
These links discuss the .fonts directory:
However, from the example given it seems that you probably already have TrueType fonts installed, and that fc-list is the natural starting point.
Best Answer
I know this was asked over a year ago, and in that time I still don't see a way to easily collect the fonts used in a PSD through Photoshop.
However I did think of a workaround, and it worked for me.
Open your PSD file in Illustrator and select Convert Layers to Objects, which will keep text editable (when possible).
Then, package the PSD file through Illustrator.
That should give you all of the fonts.