These steps add the System files option to the pop-up search menu. Scroll down the list of search attributes to System files, check the box in the In Menu column, and click OK.Click the pop-up menu that shows Kind and choose Other.In the Finder, press Command-N to open a new window.The following steps set up the Finder so you can locate files in System folders that are not normally included in Find operations. Rather than exhaustively list the possible names and locations for Adobe font caches, it is simpler to use the Find feature of the Mac OS X Finder to locate these files for you, then delete them. The different versions of Adobe applications create font caches with various names in several locations. If your font display problems are limited to Adobe applications, it may be due to a corrupt Adobe-specific font cache. When the process is complete, type exit to end your command line session, choose File > Quit to exit Terminal, then restart your Macintosh.
Type your password at the prompt (no characters will echo back to the screen).Type sudo atsutil databases -remove and press Return.Start Terminal (located in the Utilities folder press Command-Shift-U to open this folder).To use the utility, you need to log in with an administrator account. OS X includes a command line utility for cleaning the system font cache.
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