: Recommend a good font management software for Windows 7 I am looking for a good Font Mangement Software for Windows 7. Can you guys please recommend a good professional one, something that has
I am looking for a good Font Mangement Software for Windows 7.
Can you guys please recommend a good professional one, something that has options like:
install/uninstall a font at the touch of a click
lets you preview the typeface when you select it
install all the fonts in one folder and uninstall them after you're done with them
something with as many options as possible but yet simple to use, user-friendly
possibly something that recommends similar typefaces (that's utopia already...but maybe..:)
Ideally would be a free software, but I have a feeling there isn't one, so if you don't know about a free one, recommend what you know as great professional software you have used and works great.
If you can, please include screen-shots in your answer or links to see as much as possible about the software. I don't want to install 10 and choose, I want to choose and install 1-3 and decide what is the one that works for me.
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Suitcase Fusion 5 is a good all-around font management program, and plays well with both Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks and Windows 8.
It also allows you to sort by font type (serif, slab, etc.); customize font sets, and preview font pairings.
Suitcase also automatically activates plug-ins for professional applications like Adobe CS6 and Microsoft Office.
www.extensis.com/font-management/suitcase-fusion/
I recommend Nexus Font Manager, Nexus site here, it's great for a beginner and I use this frequently - especially from a USB stick - pretty useful.
I'm not affiliated with the firm, but am a satisfied user of it, and would recommend it if you want a useful font manager that does the job.
It's a small learning curve, but not too bad (and saved me having to install a lot of fonts into C:/Windows/Fonts - which can only be a good thing.
"The Font Thing" by Susan Fisher was my weapon of choice for Win XP. Sadly it doesn't work for me anymore.
Nexus Font is what I use now. Haven't played much with it so far, but multiline, custom color and sharpness settings are enough for me to love it (so far). My personal recommendation.
Google showed this:
www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-font-manager.htm
Not sure if its exactly what you're after but it looks promising.
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