Although not an answer to Matthew Guemple's question on Font Management his query never-the-less has spurred me into action to share what I have done recently to increase the variety of Fonts available to me, particularly in iMovie. I have visited several web sites, but in particular the following:- www.1001freefonts.com and www.a1fonts.com. With the former you can click onto an apple key on a simulated keyboard which will bring up various Mac fonts which you can then select and download to the Desktop. With the latter you will be provided with a wide array of fonts, but they do not specify whether they are PC or Mac. I downloaded quite a few of these, in particular, "saginaw" and "scriptina" which our daughter uses extensively with her PC. When I opened the respective folders I could not do anything with the actual font files which had "TTF" suffixes after them. After scrounging around I found that if you click once onto the "TTF" files and then take the undermentioned path you can convert them into a format which can be used by the Mac. Click once onto a TTF file so that it is darkened>Go to File menu at top of screen>Get Info>Click onto triangle next to Open With>Click onto arrow key in the blue space next to elongated window and select the "System.icons bundle"**. The TTF file will now appear as a large "A'"similar to those that opened with the first web address. You then need to take the following path :- Hard Drive>Library>Fonts and then drag the various Font "A" icons into the Fonts window. One Font I have found to be really suitable and modern for iMovie is "Agent Orange". ** This process is also useful for opening other downloaded files that the Mac will not recognize eg. ISO files. Ian Tucker