How do you organize or pick your font?

[Andy D]

This is the same thing I've done at times, also. Find my Font software is a great, economical investment.

I couldn't agree more, getting the Find My Font program is, by far, the best $50 I have ever spent.

 

[SignsSupport]

Another +1 for NexusFont. I've used it for the past couple years. I'm coming from SuitCase Fusion, having used it for several years as the perfect font manager. Unfortunately it broke when I upgraded to Windows 10. There was no apparent fix from SuitCase Fusion during the early years of Windows 10 compatibility - so I switched to NexusFont manager. It's a great little program:

"NexusFont is the perfect app for all those eager computer font collectors who have more font files than they can manage."

• Nice interface design
• Use personal sample texts
• Organize fonts in groups and sets
• Includes a duplicate font detector

NexusFont does exactly what it says it does.
I've been quite happy with it.

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[Pippin Decals]

Search Googole "font viewer"" to find all you need:
font viewer - Google Search

I use Nexus Font Viewer. And its free. Works awesome and very simple and quick.

 

[Texas_Signmaker]

Another +1 for NexusFont. I've used it for the past couple years. I'm coming from SuitCase Fusion, having used it for several years as the perfect font manager. Unfortunately it broke when I upgraded to Windows 10. There was no apparent fix from SuitCase Fusion during the early years of Windows 10 compatibility - so I switched to NexusFont manager. It's a great little program:

"NexusFont is the perfect app for all those eager computer font collectors who have more font files than they can manage."

• Nice interface design
• Use personal sample texts
• Organize fonts in groups and sets
• Includes a duplicate font detector

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NexusFont does exactly what it says it does.
I've been quite happy with it.

SignsSupport

Do you manually create all those categories or does it do that automatically?

 

[visual800]

I have 380 fonts on my comp, I dont need anymore and this is not a lot of fonts considering some have 3 or 4 variations
I have quite a few A&S, LHF I use a quite a few of these these in my designs. I go through my fonts about once every 6 months and Ill dump 30 of them

 

[SignsSupport]

Do you manually create all those categories or does it do that automatically?

Manually. I used the same lineup from my previous SuitCase Fusion install.
It was a simple recreation. I keep my fonts rather organized in Windows as categorized sections as opposed to one directory for all fonts.
It could be rather time-consuming to manually sort fonts into categories. I recommend everyone do so though, as it's easier to create a rather comprehensive and complete catalog of fonts once organized as such.

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