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ItвЂ™s totally a personal preference though, so try it for free (15-day Free trial) & see if you like it. Many designers were complaining in their forums, but Suitcase didnвЂ™t seem to have any inclination toward working on solutions for the complaints.

The features were the same as before, but the way you searched through and saw previews of all your fonts changed in a way that actually made it harder (for me) to use the app.

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I quit using Suitcase after a big UI (user-interface or UX/user experience) upgrade that I didnвЂ™t like, and many other designers didnвЂ™t either.

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As of posting you can buy a single user license for around $120. I used Suitcase Fusion for years (literally a decade or more) and itвЂ™s pretty reliable. These first two IвЂ™ve used myself so IвЂ™m comfortable recommending them to you. They also deactivate when you shut down your computer, so it will start fresh on reboot. Good font managers will only activate fonts used in the documents you open and deactivate them either when you close that document or quit the app you were using. When you start to collect a lot more fonts than what initially came on your computer, those fonts start to slow down your computer because it has them active & running in the background all the time, for every application, even when itвЂ™s not necessary. Ok, so what is a font management app вЂ“you ask? ItвЂ™s an app that handles turning fonts ON and OFF for you, so that theyвЂ™re not ALL constantly running in the background of your computer. Once youвЂ™re all done (prepare to spend some time on this if you have a few hundred/thousand files to go through!), then itвЂ™s time to move onto Tip #2!Дў) Get a font management app What the hell is a font manager? (DonвЂ™t recognize these style names? Check out my free Font Pairing Guide for visuals on what these different styles look like, at a glance!) My biggest folders tend to be Script, Serif, and Sans Serif, so those each have multiple style folder groups inside the main genre folder. and do the same with any folder that starts collecting more than youвЂ™d want to scroll through at any given time. If you end up having TONS of script fonts, you can further organize them into different types of scripts like Brush, Calligraphy, Formal, Casual, Handwritten, Painted, Retro, etc.

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(To make this easy, I open 2 Finder windows side by side just drag & drop!) Create a new folder, INSIDE your main font folder (the one you just created if you didnвЂ™t already have one), and label it something like вЂњserifвЂќ or вЂњhandwritten.вЂќ Repeat the process for every style you think you have, then look at every font file and move it into the genre folder itвЂ™s closest to. The way I suggest doing this is by genre or style. Now that theyвЂ™re all in one place, letвЂ™s get those babies organized! (Okay, so you donвЂ™t have to be as excited about organization as I am, but letвЂ™s get started anyway. I keep mine in my Documents for easy access, but you can choose where you want to keep yours.

Put that folder somewhere youвЂ™ll remember. If you have trouble finding it, open a Finder window, then press Command+Shift+H to go right to that folder.Д¬reate a new folder & move all of your font files into that folder. The ones youвЂ™re looking for are in your user LibraryвЂ™s Home folder, which is the one you got to name when you bought the computer.

Note: Leave your System Fonts wherever they currently reside those will be in your System folder.

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On a Mac you can do that by clicking in the search bar of any Finder window, and type in вЂњ.ttfвЂќ or вЂњ.otfвЂќ to search for those specific font file types. otf extension and that should grab the majority of them all in one place. No? ThatвЂ™s okay! Do a search for all files with the. Hopefully, you have all of your font files in the same area of your computer. ItвЂ™ll take some time to get this system started, but if you do this now it will save you so much of it later on as you continue to collect them. If you have 1000-5000+ fonts and youвЂ™re scrolling through them constantly searching for certain styles or that one you JUST CANвЂ™T REMEMBER the name ofвЂ¦ then you need my help! Designers end up having sooooo many fonts.

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