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I want create a folder with fonts , creating a new type of font .
Example:
in the xara i have fonts separate by types, used font (to font used in project) web safe fonts , google fonts and all fonts.
i want create a foldeR with fonts i choose, like a logo fonts, typography fonts .
I wait the help and tnx for the attention.
I've really no idea. Not that into fonts :)
One solution though would be to create a Xara file which contained the fonts that you particularly like, say a file called My-Favourite-Script-Fonts and another called My-Favourite-Logo-Fonts. Each of these files would include copies of the fonts you want to use again possibly in the future. You could then open up the file from say the desktop link to the file, or a folder called MyFonts, select the required font, copy and go to your working Xara file, select the text and go Paste Attributes (Ctrl+Shift+A)
I attach a png as an example rather than as a .xar file as your machine may not have these fonts installed. Not a problem on your local machine of coures.
Clever idea Egg but i think he wanta to add a folder in his fonts gallery. I could be wrong though.
Yes, I realised that Larry, that's why I said I had no idea and offered an alternative but not better solution ;)
ermb777 I messed around with this hoping I might stumble on a solution but sadly I didn't. Egg is correct as always. So I guess the answer to your question is no. :(
another tool xara must have , because is a excelent tool to designer separate your fonts .Quote:
Originally Posted by wizard509
I have made myself a list of fonts I like best and printed it, it lives next to my computer ;-)
Every font name is listed in it's own font and saved as a .xar file, so If I really want to and am too lazy to scroll through the lengthy list of fonts I don't use (and can't uninstall), I open the font list file in Xara, look for the font I want to use and with the Text tool active, highlight it, then Shift+Ctrl+A to paste the attributes to the text in my document.
But having the printed list is just as easy and likely quicker to select a font :-)
Not quite what you are asking for, but it works for me.
Grenou
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