Otf Software

FontMap may be used to view and print both installed and external fonts; it can display a variety of tables, individual characters, a keyboard view, font description, or whatever text you wish to enter. Uninstalled fonts can be viewed and printed without needing to install them; or, you can browse uninstalled fonts and selectively install ones you like.

Top class font manager for OpenType, TrueType, PostScript Type 1 and printer fonts. Previews all fonts. Displays all font properties (typeface classification, kerning pairs, file data, copyright...). Views character set, keyboard layout, zoom view. Finds similar fonts and compares several fonts. Prints fonts in many ways. Manages fonts in database and font groups. Font file management functions. Information about typefaces and typography.

Comprehensive, professional tool for managing font files on Windows XP/2000/9x. Features an elegant Explorer-style interface for viewing TrueType, OpenType and Type 1 from any media (without installing!). View character sets and keyboard layouts. Font groups help manage large font collections with batch install and uninstall. Printing functions generate 8 font catalogs and 9 font sample sheets. Includes online help and a complete uninstaller.

CrossFont for Windows can convert TrueType and PostScript Type1 fonts between Macintosh and PC platforms and convert Type 1 to OpenType. Features include Zip and Stuffit support, font preview, automatic file recognition, drag and drop, folder searching, font outlines and hinting are preserved, OS X dfont support.

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.