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Jackpine

Jackpine

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An interesting link. gvg, you don't need more fonts.....oh, you never can have too many fonts. It's a sickness.
 
wannabe

wannabe

New Member
Oh no, the next thing you know someone will be trying to send us to Fonts Anonymous, oh well, at least I'll be in good company.
 
graphicallyg

graphicallyg

New Member
Font addicts

Here is another free link for fonts. They have over 10,000 there at last check. http://www.abstractfonts.com/

BTW... I get a laugh when a customer wants to see something we are developing for them and they want to see it in ALL the fonts that we have. Never will happen unless they have a LOT of time. LOL

cheers
andrew
 
SignosaurusRex

SignosaurusRex

Active Member
For crying out loud in the dark, I just spent the better part of two whole days completely re-organizing SOME of my font libraries! I've been a real "Font Monger" since age 13, working with Press-Type, Typesetters and Hot Lead. I guess that would be "TYPE Monger" back then. Honestly, I can quit when ever I want.........NOT!
 
P

Pro Signs & Graphix

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I was font crazy at one time. I mistakenly believed that if I had all I could get my hands I would have no problems finding and matching fonts - wrong!!

I still like fonts but get extremely selective. Aside from many (especially free fonts) just being junk, a good majority are just renamed and a number of them can even cause problems when installed. Often, I would just assume vectorize something before looking a font (unless there is a considerable amount of type).

IMO, too much time is wasted looking for fonts (rather than learning good manipulation), or for that matter just in the "matching" category.
 
asignstop

asignstop

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Im sure it's been addressed before, but best font management software for WINDOWS? at like 3k fonts, every piece of stoftware takes forever to load, and Photoshop sometimes crashes when viewing fonts..
 
trakers

trakers

New Member
Anyone use a favorite (free) font organization program?

I used to have one, but now I can't find it or remember the name.
 
gvgraphics

gvgraphics

New Member
asignstop said:
Im sure it's been addressed before, but best font management software for WINDOWS? at like 3k fonts, every piece of stoftware takes forever to load, and Photoshop sometimes crashes when viewing fonts..
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It is never good to have all your fonts loaded. Load and unload as needed with a font manager.
 
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