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Another neat font tool for the Terminal-ly impaired
The existence of the command line font tools are indeed a fine thing, but those "graphically orientated" individuals out there (like me) should also know about the Font Sampler script. When run, this AppleScript (found at /Applications/AppleScript/Example Scripts/Info Scripts/Font Sampler.scpt) creates an RTF file showing samples of all of the fonts installed on your system. Double click on Font Sampler.scpt to open the script in Script Editor, click Run, and it will build the document and convert the font samples before your eyes--fun to watch. Rob alluded to this script way back in the year '01 in this hint. --Books
Another neat font tool for the Terminal-ly impaired
I don't know AppleScript, but the
line tells me that this script only returns a listing of those fonts - not all installed.
Another neat font tool for the Terminal-ly impaired
You are right, of course. Those look like the Mac OS X-installed fonts. |
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