Six crashes over the course of two days in yet another attempt to have FontDoctor X demonstrate even a modicum of understanding of fonts and competence at dealing with them. The program crashes when (S-L-O-W-L-Y) sending files to the Trash. That bears repeating: after being in the Mac market for lo, these many years, the programmers still have not figured out how to send unwanted files to the Trash competently without their program suddenly quitting. You read it here. Tell your friends. But first, stay and attend: FontDoctor X *STILL* analyzes for empty suitcases FIRST, and only *LATER* asks if it should move around screen fonts that need to be joined to printer fonts. And what do you think that leaves all over the place? Did you say "empty suitcases"? If so, would you please go apply for a job at Morrison? This isn't a programming decision; this is a decision on the level of, "Should I put my trousers on first, or my underpants?" I beg someone to go do some pro bono competent career counseling for these people. Meanwhile, there still is not a single decent program anywhere in the entire Mac universe that competently, effectively, and efficiently can repair and provide for user-controlled administration of a large and varied font collection. Period.