Font Formatting Software

X-Fonter is an advanced font viewer and font manager for Windows that supports all font types (Truetype, Opentype, Postscript, Raster and Vector). The clear font previews make selecting the right font an easy task. You can also organize your fonts into custom collections and print font overviews. X-Fonter includes character maps in ASCII and Unicode and as a bonus there's a built-in image editor with various special effects.

This Code 128 Barcode Font Package contains 6 sizes of TrueType and PostScript fonts and includes PrecisionID Font Formatting Components (TM). The package also contains complete documentation, specifications and implementation examples. The Code128 Font Formatting Components include a Crystal Reports UFL, Microsoft VBA module for Excel and Access and Visual Basic source code which may also be used as a guide for conversion to other languages.

Sib Font Editor allows you to create fully-fledged bitmapped fonts with ease. It works with .fnt and .fon bitmap font files. The tool can export and import font symbols, as well as modify font properties. The software is delivered in an intuitive interface and has a competently organized set of instruments, so you can start making fonts right away. If you look for a handy font-creation tool, then try out Sib Font Editor and you won't miss.

This font manager lets you preview and manage both installed and uninstalled typefaces, plus examine your system for font errors. You can display the list of installed font faces, customizable font samples and advanced font properties. Key features: view and preview fonts, search for fonts, manage fonts, organize fonts, print fonts, view advanced font properties, examine your system for font errors, Windows Shell extensions.

Mac PDF2Text is a plug-in conversion tool for Acrobat Which is used to convert your PDF documents into plain text ascii files. Options are available to output page numbers, Paragraph formatting, Horizontal Formatting, Vertical Formatting, Page range extraction, Character spacing per inch, sorting of text, text tolerance level override for varying sizes of text, automatic loading and saving of configurations & many other features.

PSS Font Explorer is a quick and simple to use font browsing application. It lets you navigate the screen and printer fonts installed on your system so you can locate that specific font you need to complete your job. Fonts can be viewed in bold, italic, underlined and strikethrough or any combination of these settings. You can supply your own sample text so you can see how it will look in your chosen font.

AMI Font Wrangler is the TrueType font manager that makes it easy to batch install, remove, rename, and copy fonts. You can quickly browse and weed installed and downloaded fonts, print a contact sheet, and resolve typeface name conflicts. Register as Shareware or choose the special half-price Bookware offer from Alchemy Mindworks. Visually intuitive, AMI Font Wrangler is the TrueType font manager that should have come with Windows.

Got a font collection? Got a collection, but no order in it? Start by giving font files the names corresponding to the full font names. For example, you can rename MLON_I.TTF to Milion Italic.ttf. This name speaks for itself, it is simple and clear. How to do it? Easily. Select a folder with fonts and click the Rename button. That's all. The program itself will find out which font each file contains and give it the corresponding name.

PowerBuilder library (component) for export to Excel format any data with cell's formatting (color, font, data types, etc.). You can add multiple worksheets into a workbook. Component's source code can be easily integrated into your PB application. Improve your PowerBuilder programs via good integration with the most popular spreadsheet applications, including MS Excel 5, 95, 97, 2000, 2002, XP and Linux/UNIX Gnumeric and OpenOffice.

Font Viewer is a font manager and preview utility for Windows. Font Viewer helps you find the right font for your application needs. Able to preview fonts in many ways including sample text, comparison list, and large character map. Print sample font lists to have handy while working with graphics applications. Install new fonts from disk, network or CD-ROM. Remove unwanted or unused system fonts to speed up Windows.