Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Freeware
Explore Windows Fonts with FontEXPRO
by Brad Linder Feb 16th 2008 at 10:00AM
When you first run FontEXPRO, there's a chance the main window will just be blank. We thought that navigating to the "Windows Fonts" folder would help, but it didn't. We're guessing it didn't know where to find our fonts since we run Windows XP off of the E drive, not C. But once we clicked "Select Folder" and found the font directory, up popped a list of fonts. You can then enter some text and see how it looks under each available font.
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Davinder said 2:12PM on 2-16-2008
Good one... check 5 such online tools to preview and compare fonts online.... no installation required ;)
http://www.tothepc.com/archives/5-tools-to-preview-compare-fonts-in-web-browser/
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gncd said 8:38AM on 2-17-2008
In my case it was a waste of time, doesnt show up any fonts and crashes randomly.
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Jonathan said 2:09PM on 2-18-2008
I use "The Font Thing". Been using it forever. Best font previewing utility. Simple, easy, fast. Check it out. Plus, it's never crashed on me.
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~scef/tft.html
I wish more programs would just include this kind of previewing utility. Maybe something standard for all design software?
http://www.counteragent.com
Boom!
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