Suitcase Fusion 3 User Guide for Mac OS - Extensis

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Add Fonts to a Type Drawer You can choose from any of the thousands of fonts available in the WebINK Library. When you find a font you like, easily add it to your Type Drawer. To explore the fonts available: • Click Explore Fonts at the top of the page, —OR— • Click the button to open the Type Drawer, then click Add Fonts. Exploring Fonts The WebINK Font Explorer shows you the fonts available in the WebINK library. • Use the pagination controls at the top to view a portion of the library. Click a page number to jump to another part of the library. Use the drop-down menu to choose how many fonts to view per page. View the fonts as a grid of thumbnails or as a list of type samples. - 100 -
• Use the category filters at the right to filter the library to show a subset of the fonts available. The filters you choose are shown above the pagination controls. Click a filter to remove it, or click Reset All to show the entire library. Classification: A font’s Classification describes its general look in historic terms, such as Modern or Script. Classifications are subjective; since each font can have only one classification, you should be sure to explore related classes if you use this filter. Foundry: The foundry is the name of the company that licenses its fonts. Often, a foundry (especially a smaller foundry) will offer a unique look across its line of fonts that make it worthwhile to look at them together. Width: Some fonts have condensed or expanded versions available. Choose a width like UltraCondensed to display only families that have a member with that width. Weight: Many fonts have at least a bold version available, and many have versions with heavier and lighter strokes. Choose a weight like Thin to display only families that have a member with that weight. Library: Choose a subset of the WebINK library that matches your needs and budget. Note that the WebINK pricing structure is tiered, so that fonts available in a lower-priced level are also available in the next levels up, but the Library filter in this case only shows fonts exclusive to the selected pricing level. Adding Fonts Click a font in the library to see all the members of the font family. Click the Family tab to see all the styles available in the selected family, or the Specimen tab to see a long type specimen in multiple sizes <strong>for</strong> one style at a time. In the Family tab, you can choose different sample text from the drop-down menu, enter your own sample text, or change the size of the sample text. - 101 -
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Resolving Font Problems ...........
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Cleaning Font Caches ..............
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Enter Extensis and the WebINK® fon
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The Google Web Fonts library Google
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the next time you open the document
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Font Snapshots Quickly drag a snaps
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Typical Setup Suitcase Fusion is de
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Setting up Suitcase Fusion Before a
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Managing and Handling System Fonts
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Adding, Deleting and Collecting Fon
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To temporarily add fonts to Suitcas
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Collecting Fonts from Suitcase Fusi
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Activating Selected Fonts You can a
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In general, use permanent activatio
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Understanding Family Groupings When
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To search with the Find controls: 1
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Floating Previews Floating previews
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Working with Sets Within each libra
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Working with Smart Sets A Smart Set
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