You can search for many other attributes to organize your fonts, such as family, foundry, library, keywords, and so on. Smart Sets are handy for all sorts of things.
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Don’t let this confuse you, as both kinds of OpenType work on both a Mac or on Windows. The PS version is for Macs and the TT version is for Windows, but to be safe, you can search for both by creating two sets of search criteria. Note that some utilities separate OpenType into two flavors: OpenType PostScript or PS, and OpenType TrueType or TT. Select PS, TT, or both to be on the safe side. To create a Smart Set in Suitcase Fusion 2, go to Edit > Find Fonts, build your criteria for your smart set, then click on the little “diskette” on the top right corner to save it as a Smart Set. They have one favor of OpenType, making it very simple. Choose either OpenType PostScript (Mac), OpenType TrueType (Windows), or both to be on the safe side.įontAgent Pro’s Smart Sets are also created via File > New Smart Set, or using the New Set > New Smart Set icons on the top of the window. To do this, open your font management utility, create a new Smart Set, search for OpenType, then name that Smart Set “OpenType fonts” or something similar.Ĭreate a Smart Set in FontExplorer X Pro by going to File > New Smart Set. These collections are based on your search criteria, which is automatically updated as you add OpenType fonts to your font library. If you use one of the three major font management utilities (FontAgent Pro, Suitcase Fusion 2, and FontExplorer X Pro), yes there is! All three can create Smart Sets. Is there an easy way to identify all OpenType fonts on my computer?Ī. If Ilene answers your question in the blog, you’ll receive one Official T-Shirt!
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