Font Viewers

[William Hill]

I picked up a copy of FontAgent Pro at Macworld this past week, and so 
far I am very happy with it. It makes turning fonts on and off a 
breeze, has a very powerful analysis function that will screen fonts 
for functionality and corruption, and will automatically file suspect 
and/or damaged fonts in a separate folder. One can easily preview fonts 
in all of their variations, and also create catalog pages to print as 
font books. It'll handle dfonts, Mac TrueType, Windows TrueType, 
OpenType, and type 1 postscript, so far flawlessly. BTW, I have 967 
fonts on my machine, from a variety of foundries, and it is smooth 
sailing, again, so far.


regards,


Bill


W i l l i a m  C . H i l l

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On Thursday, January 9, 2003, at 04:40 PM, Michael Bigley wrote:

>>  >Anyone using a good font viewer/mgr these days?
>>> I dislike using more software if OSX can simply handle the fonts 
>>> thrown at
>>  >it..
>
> OSX is handling the 1100 or so I dumped into the fonts folder just 
> fine in Jaguar...
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