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Question on FONT MANAGEMENT
What font management applet are you using? The Font Thing, Typograf, My Fonts and Font Manager all work flawlessly under XP. Well as XP is hard memory based (9x was based on system resources - two pools of 64k each which actually related to nothing) as many as you like - I've had up to 5000 installed without

OS X font management
Depending on "how long are font names", it may cause problems, and it is not directly linked to the fonts amount but to "total fontnames length" in characters. You may find more info at MSKB. Can someone give me some leads on font management software and also some idea of how it will work.

Basic ATM questions
It's expensive, but some consider it the 'gold standard' of font management. They have a 'Lite' demo version: "Font Reserve 2.6 Mac Lite is an almost fully functional version of the product. You can add up to 100 fonts to your Font Reserve database, create only one database, and it does not allow you to print

Leopard users: Font Management
I deleted all dfonts except LucidaGrande, and put all regular fonts in one main font folder. If you have a lot of fonts, of course you MUST have a font management program. As far as I know Font Reserve and Suitcase are the only ones that work on OSX, and Adobe has said they are not going to upgrade ATM-D for OSX,

OS X font management
Winfile.exe will allow me to view the directory and perform normal file operations on the fonts directory If I delete or rename the "desktop.ini" file in the fonts directory I can browse the directory using explorer or the fonts control applet without crashing but the font management options on the file menu are

Leopard users: Font Management
And again, you can't have duplicate fonts on your system if there is any possibility of activating both at the same time. But from your questions, you apparently still haven't done your reading assignment about font installation and management under OS X or how to use FAP. No one is going to do your homework for

FONT MANAGEMENT - nothing for Win users in CS2!
Printed all the fonts by using a key paragraph at the same font size and compiled it into a looseleaf folder It seemed to do the trick and worked for me That's fine unless, like me, Ie font *management* rather than just knowing what they look like. :) -- Hecate - The Real One Hec...@newsguy.com veni, vidi, reliqui.

Font Management? (ATM, Suitcase 10, Font Reserve 10OSX)
We always used ATM deluxe for font management and it worked Quite well. Apparently Adobe has discontinued the product as there is not an XP version. I downloaded a program called Font Expert and it seems to work has anyone got any better suggestions? The best thing I've found for Windows yet is Bitstream's Font

type management software?
I've tried several different font management apps and Font Navigator is the one I stick with. I do have occasional minor problems using it at work under Windows 98 though. I've had no problems with it at home under Windows XP Pro. Extensis Suitcase is another font management app that has worked well for me.

A really good book about font management in OS x
Dominic Hurley domi...@paradise.net.nz adobe indesign windows Many Users here have been stung by Windows font handling. What do you mean by this? Windows doesn't offer any font management and never has. And the native support XP and W2K have for Type 1 and OT fonts is not deactivated by installing ATM;

What's the best Font Management program for MAC OS X?
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What's the best font management program?
If you need to work with thousands of fonts, then Font Book just can't cope with it any longer - just *opening* it can take up to half an hour! And even worse, installing thousands of fonts in your library will also affect the entire system in a pretty bad way... Font Explorer has two major advantages - it allows

Font Management Problem
cox.net> wrote: How's font management working out for Leopard users so far? Font book or third party? Like most others here, we've pretty much switched to Linotype Font Explorer --- only a few machines are still running Extensis Suitcase, they're gradually getting switched over as Suitcase fails on them

From Apple: Font management under Mac OS X
Ron Parsons jr...@gte.net comp sys mac system In article <41bdb72...@alt.athenanews. com>, Times <a...@timesnewspapers-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote: I'm looking into a Font Management program for MAC OS 10.2 and higher to run on us with a network of about 14 computers. Which Font program gives the least amount of

Font Management
If PDF files are involved in the question, try comp.text.pdf, and you can also try the newsgroup for whatever application you are dealing with. bfran...@apcc.com wrote: Does anyone know of a good resource (book, magazine article) for font management in Windows? We have so many problems with ps fonts on our machines

Bug#468430: libqt3-mt: qt programs don't support the font ...
I'm very likely just to take all my old fonts and dump them at the root level somewhere just the way I always had them all available at once in OS 9 tossing them in the Font folder, considering the past 'help' I have gotten from font management 'miracles' such as Suitcase.

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There are some programs available that will do this for you but I'ma little afraid of them as I've had problems with a couple of the font management programs. -- Joe Cilinceon http://newdawn.gzinc.com/ Julie Cox wrote in message <36694E72.F85B2...@concentric.net>... Sorry, should have given more info.

Font Management in Leopard
Does anyone have any suggestions/comments on font management programs, what they do and how good they are? Also font creation programs, as I am wanting to adapt fonts to another language, Latvian, because there are very few Latvian fonts available. The adaptions I would need to make are few, such as adding a line

Font Management in Win XP
Is there any way around this, such as perhaps with some sort of font management software? You can only have 127 font _suitcases_ active at a time. The trick is to put multiple fonts into a suitcase. However, there is no need to have more than 50 fonts active on your machine at most times.

OT - Font Management Utilities
Ramón_G_Castañe...@adobeforums.com adobe typography Peter, Post # 1 in this thread already made it clear that ATM is irrelevant in OS X. Other font management utilities may give you the capabilities you need. Search the sites for Font Agent Pro, Suitcase, etc. ATM won't help you. Adobe discontinued the development