I love it, but... - neonlight

I don’t think that they will take money after this is out of beta. It’s paid by the fonts they sold via the built in Font Shop. I’m not sure about this but I could imagine that this works wonderful for them (similar to the iTunes Music store – you also don’t have to pay for iTunes)

There isn’t a problem with storing your fonts in the main library folder, that’s what it was made for. If you work in a big company, univerity, school, design- or print company, you’d like to keep your system as clean as possible and install and work only with the fonts you need for a particular job. That’s why you could clean all library folders and reset them to their initial status. With FontExplorer you could create a directory on the root of your HD or in the “all users” folder and set it’s preferences to store this fons in this folder. So every user could access the fonts and only activate the one she/he needs.

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Thursday, September 29 2005 @ 10:46 AM PDT

Yes, always free. - jkb4

Someone from Linotype in an earlier post said that it would always be free.

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Thursday, September 29 2005 @ 12:12 PM PDT