Craft Edge

AWESOME! Thanks for the link, I used to have a font browser, and one day, for no reason it stopped working! Since then i've tried to download "the font thing" and various others with no luck, this is the first one that has worked! Thanks!

Thank you sooo much. I ave been typing them all in word and making cheat sheets for myself. This is so much better.

I just learned yesterday that this capability is built in to Macs. Just choose Font Sampler from the Applescript tab>Info Scripts menu.
For instructions on viewing both installed and uninstalled fonts on a Mac see this post on my blog:
http://cleversomeday.wordpress.com/2009 ... n-mac-osx/

I had a posting for free software so Ill add it the new one
wish we had sticky posts here!!!

Kay, just wanted to thank you for bringing it to my attention that the Mac with a Leopard OS has this feature built in.
I followed your instructions and there they were! Wonderful!
Thanks again!
Robyn

I can't believe it...I can see all my fonts...write fundraising letters for my non profit animal rescue and hate having to try and search through the fonts for something I want to use...thank you thank you thank you....Judy

How does the free and easy font viewer or the font manager work with SCAL? Do they show up? I am getting SO MANY fonts...most I won't even use I don't think....
Thanks!
Cathy

The newer macs have a built in font viewer called font book. Just click on the finder and type font book.

Veronica,
Font Book won't print cheat sheets for multiple fonts on a page, unfortunately. It also won't view fonts that are not installed. For that there is another tip on my blog.