I prefer to use the Aptos font. The Aptos font does not show up in the Settings dropdown for Default Font, though most of the system fonts do. How can I get Logos to recognize/load the Aptos font?
Aptos is not installed as a system font by default, it is included in Office. You can manually install it here
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=106087
I have it installed as a system font.
If it's installed in the Windows Fonts collection, it should show up as an option under "Default Book Font" in Program Settings, like all other system fonts:
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