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X Font Info

X Font Info - 1.1b1

uninstalled font viewer

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Current Version: 1.1b1
Release Date: 2002-10-03
License: Freeware
Downloads (this version): 17,618
Downloads (all versions): 24,878

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Product Description:

X Font Info is a simple font utility for Mac OS X. It displays the content of any Mac OS X Font file.

What's new in this version:

  • Updated for Jaguar
  • Operating System Requirements:

    This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

    • Mac OS X 10.3
    • Mac OS X 10.2
    • Mac OS X 10.1

    Additional Requirements:

    • Mac OS X 10.1.1 or higher

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    X Font Info CommentaryFunctional, but obsolete at best - Version: 1.1b1, 6/15/2007 06:37PM PST

    ungeziefer
    Found "X Font Info" while searching for a program in which I can view uninstalled fonts -- without bringing my system to a screeching halt on log-in, as with Suitcase.

    Technically, this program lets you do that -- but only in the same sense as Apple Font Book lets you do it. You open a font, look at it, decide whether to install it. Thanks, but I'll just use Font Book for that.

    I was hoping for something LIKE Suitcase (or Linotype "Font Explorer" -- also good), that lets me easily view all the fonts I have (without installing them) but that I could run only when I need to -- and keep the VAST majority of my fonts un-installed.

    Oh well. It appears to be old (2002) and is probably no longer even supported, in any case.
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    X Font Info Troubleshooting ReportPlus and minuses - Version: 1.1b1, 12/27/2005 09:22AM PST

    maeric--2008
    This hasn't been updated in a couple of years and there are no instructions but it still works fine on my Dual 2.3 PPC G5 with Tiger 10.4.3. There are some limitations to be aware of however:

    X Font does NOT recognize Postscript/Printer fonts (LWFN) and it will beep and do nothing if you try. It WILL recognize TrueType (Mac and Windows), Screen Fonts (FFIL) and OpenType (OTF).

    X Font could use an upgrade to include preferences like adjusting the default character appearance (it is set at "ABC...123..") since most graphic and web artists will find this app useful. Plus a way to view the complete character map would be welcome. But this is free from the developer and it fits an important niche for those of us who have a plethora of fonts.
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    X Font Info Troubleshooting ReportApp doesn't work for me - Version: 1.1b1, 7/10/2005 04:54PM PST

    hobo1
    I get the same problem. When I drag anythign on to it I only get a beep. In other words, this isn't working for me at all.

    too bad, I could really use an app that does what this one is trying to do.
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