Font Pilot plunges into your system and digs up the dirt on your fonts. Copyrights, licenses, descriptions, PostScript names, file sizes, locations, and so much more! However, Font Pilot would have hardly graduated flight school if it did. Choosing the right font for a project is essential when it comes to its presentation. We've all seen those cheesy used car commercials using a messy font like "Sand". Don't let that happen to you! Take control of your font collection. In the old days, before Font Pilot, you'd be stuck manually installing one font at a time and relaunching your
What's New
Version 2.5.2:
- Bug Fix: Now give precedence to English language values when loading a FontRecord
- Enhancement: Changed notification type that gets sent when fonts are installed
Requirements
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.4 or later
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.4 or later
| Downloads:29,629 |
| Version Downloads:207 |
| Type:Utilities : Font Tools |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:27 Mar 2010 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $15.95 |
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Font Pilot plunges into your system and digs up the dirt on your fonts. Copyrights, licenses, descriptions, PostScript names, file sizes, locations, and so much more! However, Font Pilot would have hardly graduated flight school if it did. Choosing the right font for a project is essential when it comes to its presentation. We've all seen those cheesy used car commercials using a messy font like "Sand". Don't let that happen to you! Take control of your font collection. In the old days, before Font Pilot, you'd be stuck manually installing one font at a time and relaunching your programs until you found the one you liked. Not anymore! Using its superior font management engine, Font Pilot plunges into your system and digs up the dirt on your fonts. Copyrights, licenses, descriptions, postscript names, file sizes, locations, and so much more! However, Font Pilot would have hardly graduated flight school if it didn't go above and beyond its other classmates. Font Pilot allows you to browse an entire folder of fonts that are NOT installed with a visual preview! While viewing the slideshow, click the Install button at any time to have that font permanently installed and activated on the computer. No fuss, no gimmicks, just pure functionality. Also activate (without installing) fonts on the fly! Amongst these great features, and numerous others like the character map, key combo list, and print engine. Font Pilot is an essential font management software tool in any graphic designer's repertoire. Give it the free fifteen day trial, and we're sure you'll find it hard to let go!
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- View a character map with key combos
- View extra font data from the table, only the predefined 10 or so fields.
- Rename fonts in your fonts folder based on name
- Preview fonts in a slideshow-like format and pick and choose which ones to install
- Activate fonts in-place.
- Choose your own preview text and colors.
- View a Font waterfall
- View invisible fonts
- Show the Keyboard Viewer
- Print a list of your fonts in style
- View fonts by file instead of just by family
- View font Metrics
- Preview all your fonts at once in the main list
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Remember: Testing takes MORE time than Development.
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While it serves the entire Mac community to encourage software development and interest, it also is equally as serving to charge for their efforts only if the product meets or exceeds the following criteria:
- Does something better or a much more unique and user friendly way than the competition.
- Does something that no one else does
- Offers better value through more features and/or a lower price than the competition.
Otherwise the product serves the Mac Community in no way other to dilute a product need that is already filled and confuse the user.
While I would be the first to agree that W.C. Fields would take exception to my criteria ( i.e. "t's morally wrong to allow a sucker to keep his money."), rest assured, W.C. Fields never conceived of any kind of interest in the Mac Community, much less an ethical one. And in my opinion, neither do developers who subscribe to the ideology of Mr. Fields, who's numbers seem to be on the rise.
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Anonymous reviewed on 11 Sep 2005
YAY!
Anonymous reviewed on 01 Aug 2004
Make v2.0 a HUGE release.