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Install a free iTunes-like font management app
I'm glad see competition in this market, considering how abysmal font management was for so long on OS X. I use FontAgent Pro, and like it, mostly. I only wish it didn't require copying/moving fonts around to manage them. However, it does a good job overall of cleaning up your font libraries and gives you a good interface to activate/deactivate, preview and manage them from. The interface for Font Explorer X is pretty nice too. In fact, a little nicer than FontAgent Pro's IMHO. Unfortunately, as mentioned in other comments here, it also requires fonts to be copied or moved a set location, so it's no better in that respect.
Install a free iTunes-like font management app
"Unfortunately, as mentioned in other comments here, it also requires fonts to be copied or moved a set location, so it's no better in that respect."
Install a free iTunes-like font management app
Yes, thank you. I read those comments after I posted my comment. Unfortunately, when I turned off the management feature, then auto-activation didn't work, as in it didn't even attempt to open the fonts. At least before it tried and got stuck. This led me to believe I turned off all font management. I still contend the app needs work, and apparently Linotype feels the same, otherwise this would be a final 1.0 release.
FEX app does not have to move/copy fonts into it's directory
<b>Linotype FontExplorer does not have to move or copy the fonts...<b> |
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