Android help needed

[Hawkmoon]

I installed a nice word processing app on a Samsung Galaxy Tab2 tablet. The big problem is that the fonts I'm most likely to encounter (including the ubiquitous Times New Roman) don't exist on the tablet. The word processor allows for importing fonts, and I have them on a USB stick with a microUSB connector ... but I can't figure out how to copy the font files off the stick to the tablet. I've tried four different file manager apps, and none of them seem to offer any way to copy files. (One of them doesn't even recognize the memory stick.)

Are there any Android gurus around who can help me figure this out?

[lee n. field]

copy to, then from Google Drive?

That's what I do when I want some particular file on my tablet.

[freakazoid]

Or email the file to yourself, then download from there.

[Hawkmoon]

copy to, then from Google Drive?

That's what I do when I want some particular file on my tablet.

Update: I got it done, more by accident than by design. I stumbled onto getting my desktop PC to see the tablet via USB cable, and I was able to copy the font files over from there. But I'm still terribly disappointed at just how useless the Android "file manager" apps have all been. Can anyone recommend one that actually allows to, you know, like ... manage your files? Of the four I tried, not one seems to allow moving or copying files from one place to another. How can they call themselves "file managers" when they don't allow you to manage your files? There's more to managing a file than being able to tap it and hope it'll open.

[freakazoid]

I don't use any file managers. I just plug my phone into the computer when I pull pictures off.

[Hawkmoon]

Android (or, at least, Samsung's flavor of Android) appears to distinguish between photos and video, and other types of files.