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Left-click your mouse anywhere on the screen of your Mac to reveal the Go Option in the top menu bar. Another way to access the Library Folder on your Mac is by using the Folder Option on your Mac. (Sometimes, it is helpful to search for part of the name. Use the Finder 's find command to search for the fonts you need. Mac Fonts - With OS X, fonts can now be located in any number of places on your computer including the system library, user libraries and other locales.
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It’s been great!įontExplorer X Pro 3 is just $79 ($21 less than Suitcase Fusion!). I also noticed a much improved launch time with InDesign and Illustrator when using FEX compared to Fusion.įusion is a great font manager, but I’ve been happily using FEX for several weeks now, and I’m not sure I’ll stop using it at this point. With disabling Fusion and running only FEX, the hard drive thrashing and slow startup times disappeared completely.
In fact, sometimes Fusion’s Core pref pane wouldn’t run at all, forcing me to manually turn it on in the System Prefs, which also meant having to re-launch InDesign if it was already open. This is due to Suitcase Fusion having to load all my fonts from its internal database. While using Suitcase Fusion, starting up my Mac always came with a thrashing of my hard drive, and a severe delay in other startup items becoming available. After about a week of doing so, I noticed something that absolutely made my day. FontExplorer X Pro's preferences offer plenty of customizationįor various reasons, I had been restarting my Mac or logging in & out a lot while testing FEX (nothing to do with FEX). It’s very slick! Of course you can also choose the image format of exported font previews as well.
And if you’re exporting a lot of carefully organized fonts, you can export the entire font structure of your sets.
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zip file, or create a disc image with them. You can simply copy the fonts to a new folder, have them placed in a single. Displaying your font samples seemed much more intuitive than Suitcase Fusion, and the ability to export fonts from FEX (you can choose to store your fonts wherever you want, or let FEX organize them for you) takes the process a step further than other font managers I’ve tried. The list of features available in FEX is pretty thorough compared to any font manager on the market, including the ability to import Font Agent Pro and Suitcase Fusion font sets – making it easy to start using FEX immediately. FontExplorer X Pro's Font Info window offers vitals for your selected font
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The Font Info window not only displays a visual graph of all the characters available in the font, but also gives you a quick look at the HTML code and the keyboard shortcut for specific characters such as the Register symbol.
While other font managers offer a similar feature, I love FEX’s way of displaying information about a selected font. Most importantly (to me anyway), FEX’s Auto-Activation in Adobe Creative Suite applications works perfectly!Īuto-activation works perfectly in my testing of Adobe CS4 and CS5 apps, as well as Quark XPress an important aspect of a font manager for those with massive font collections and lots of incoming files from outside sources. Being a Suitcase Fusion user, I felt right at home in FEX. And like other font managers, FEX allows you to create groups of fonts you use frequently, add tags to your fonts for easy searching, get more in-depth info about your fonts, and set up custom type previews of selected fonts. The main window of FEX is much like any other font manager, listing your fonts and font sets in a column on the left, with a preview of fonts on the right. FontExplorer X Pro's main window contains exactly what you would expect in a font manager After about an hour of use, I began to think “this is nice, but at some point today this thing is going to do something to tick me off.” FEX never did. FEX is stable, fast, intuitive, and actually works as advertised. What started with admiring the very slick icon, ended up being complete surprise to me, and a shift in my thinking about my preferred font management app of choice.įontExplorer X Pro 3 (I’ll call it FEX from this point forward) isn’t the “mostly glitz and little guts” type of alternative application you run into when trying to replace a big-name app. I had no interest in switching font managers but I figured what the heck, I’ll give it a try. Recently I was asked by the folks at Linotype/Monotype to take a look at FontExplorer X Pro 3.
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In fact, I’ve never veered away from it for my font management needs since the days of Mac OS 9 on my PPC Macs. It’s no secret that I’ve been a huge fan of Extensis Suitcase Fusion for many years.
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