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    Hey, how would Fontbook perform for, say, 200 fonts?
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    I've missed something, somewhere - saw it in the advertising and on the Apple OSX Panther site. But how do you actually access FontBook? I've looked , but I can't find it!

    Dare I say it? - I'm not stupid - there's something wrong with the interface and general preferences if it isn't obvious. How on earth is the average user going to find it? Although, from what I read above, I'm not missing much!
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    Arden--On a good machine I would think 200 fonts would be workable in FB. Some early tests with smaller font sets in that range seemed to be OK, if not blazing. Don't hold me to that though.


    porteus--FontBook is in the Applications folder.
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    Font Book is in your Applications folder.


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    Quote Originally Posted by toast
    FB won't compete with professional management, obviously. Apple is not aiming at replacing existing, cash-generating programs !....
    Ha ha ha ha... lol... ha ha ha ha!




    Yeah, right... And Microsoft would not take over the world if it could!

    Ha ha ha!
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    Quote Originally Posted by porteous
    I've missed something, somewhere - saw it in the advertising and on the Apple OSX Panther site. But how do you actually access FontBook? I've looked , but I can't find it!
    /Applications/Font Book
    Quote Originally Posted by mindbend
    ...Suitcase is STILL the only manager that allows multiple font viewing for comparison. Here's a clue to the competition, DESIGNERS LIKE TO COMPARE FONTS TO EACH OTHER.
    You can make a duplicate copy of the Font Book application and then run them both side-by-side... That way you CAN preview 2 fonts next to each other...
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    Quote Originally Posted by TommyWillB
    Ha ha ha ha... lol... ha ha ha ha!




    Yeah, right... And Microsoft would not take over the world if it could!

    Ha ha ha!
    Dude... what Toast said is true. You think Apple wouldn't make Font Book professional-feeling if they wanted to kill the competition?
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    Yes... I do!

    ...but of course they will always try to convince everyone that they want competition. Underneath Apple has the same ambitions all companies have.
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