FontCatalog (Classic) 1.5

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    23/06/2004
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    Mac OS 9.x

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FontCatalog shows your fonts organized by category and style. Find a font by design, rather than by name! With its exclusive 'More' feature FontCatalog starts searching through your hard drive for similar fonts... and activates them for you! Automatic classification by category and style. Activate fonts individually or wholesale. Optimized for Jaguar and Panther. Easy font matching: Type a word and compare! Creative typographic sampling made easy. Live update while you type sample text. Live update of font size from 12pt to 120pt.

Version 1.5: New Font Asset window lists all user fonts. New Font Asset window also displays non-active fonts. Find menu improved; case-insensitive font names allowed. Auto-select next font when classifying. Immediate sort (name or width) without re-launching.

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