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  1. #1
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    Default Re: Font management

    Open the xar/web file and click the Text Tool. Click the drop down menu where you choose a different font, scroll to the top and take note of the Used Fonts.

    On the same computer go to C:\Windows\Fonts and copy the fonts.
    On the second computer paste the fonts, highlight them all, right click > install

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    Default Re: Font management

    Thanks for the reply Chris. You have provided a solution that will work. It just requires me to be diligent in noting down the fonts used. It is not just Designer Pro that I am working with so I have to keep note of the fonts used across a number of publications I produce and maintain.

    I was kind of hoping that there would be a simpler/easier way to keep fonts used syncronised between 2 or more computers.

    Thanks again for taking the time to reply.
    Cheers,

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    Default Re: Font management

    you can synchronise fonts across workgroups so I guess you can do what you want, using the cloud; I don't do it, but I know it can be done - but you will need to buy third party software to do it I think, google may throw up some ideas
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    Default Re: Font management

    A good free font management program is Nexusfont (http://www.xiles.net/). As such, it does not do the actual synchronizing of fonts between computers, but you can use it to group and copy your collection of fonts to a suitable folder, and activate and deactivate them while they still are there (normal practice with, e.g., Type 1 fonts which like to reside in C:\psfonts). Simply zip the files in your font collection folder, and if font licensing does not hamper this, copy them to another computer.

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    Default Re: Font management

    Thank you Handrawn and Lex, you have some ideas for me to chase down. It seems that good housekeeping and dilligence with font install/uninstall is the simplest and lowest cost way.

    Thanks again,

 

 

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