Fred Weiss
Merchant Member
Not recommended and no.
If you have not networked your various workstations, I recommend that you do so. You should create the database in one master location, on a file server for example, and then set the path from any workstation where you want to use FontExpert to see the one database on the file server.
Your thinking about managing and using databases is exactly the reverse of how they work. One never creates many databases and then blends them together. One create one database and then pulls diferent data from it for different purposes.
In the case of what you are doing, I recommend that you bring the fonts to one workstation, install them and add them to one database to build the whole archive from one place. Once you have built it, if you want to access it from different workstations by installing FontExpert on those different workstations, then you are doing it correctly.