![]() So this way say you have a client that restricts you to the use of say ten fonts, say a group of Univers for headlines and a group of Adobe Garamond Pro for text then all you do is create a set with those fonts loaded and you are running mean and clean then just switch sets for a client that allows you to use many more fonts only restricted by your needs, likes and dislikes. Font Agent Pro will verify your fonts as you load them and then can even if you do not activate them. This way you can copy all the fonts onto your computer and create set of fonts you use and just select the set you are using so you never have too many fonts loaded and that will keep your system from slowing down or building up an unhealthy font cache files. It cost $99 so they are pretty much inexpensive I think all of them cost about the same. The article posted from Thomas Phinney is a bit old but using a font manager is the way to go Suitcase is also good but on the Mac I prefer Font Agent Pro ![]() Font Agent Pro has windows version and it is an easy to use application that runs in the background. ![]()
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