font management programs
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I use Linotype's FontExplorer X.
It's a bit quirky but it works. You have to check periodically on the enabled fonts: with time, they tend to grow in number without you enabling them!
Like I had 88 enabled fonts and hadn't looked lately at FontExplorer X for a while: so yesterday I took a look and I had 169 fonts on! I had never clicked them on! FontExplorer is strange that way...
It's a bit quirky but it works. You have to check periodically on the enabled fonts: with time, they tend to grow in number without you enabling them!
Like I had 88 enabled fonts and hadn't looked lately at FontExplorer X for a while: so yesterday I took a look and I had 169 fonts on! I had never clicked them on! FontExplorer is strange that way...
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Very true, schweb! With my reply above, I was thinking in terms of having hundreds, even thousands of fonts installed on your Mac.
This might help you get started, chihiro.
This is a very old article but it might still be helpful.
Hope this helps.
This might help you get started, chihiro.
This is a very old article but it might still be helpful.
Hope this helps.
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