In 10.2, open a Cocoa app that uses OS X's text services TextEdit, Mail, etc., and open the font panel (usually command-T). In the "Extras" pop-up, there's now a "Show Preview" option! Yay!
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Looks like OS X can preview fonts now, but in an unlikely place. You do remember being able to double-click a font and have it preview in the 7.5 to 9.x Finder, right?
In 10.2, open a Cocoa app that uses OS X's text services TextEdit, Mail, etc., and open the font panel (usually command-T). In the "Extras" pop-up, there's now a "Show Preview" option! Yay!
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See the aspect of a font in 10.2
The possibility of seeing the aspect of a font in a cocoa application is nice but it will never replace the old way under Mac OS 9. It's really a shame to see we still can't access to the content of a font suitcase directly from the Finder, allowing us to add or to remove component inside it. Even under System 6, it was possible to do that with Font/DA Mover.
See the aspect of a font in 10.2
I may not understand what you want, but if you've installed the optional Asian Fonts, you have a TrueType Font Editor in Application/Utilities/Asian Fonts.
See the aspect of a font in 10.2
Odd. crashes everytime I try to run it. |
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