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I'm looking for a full featured font manager (support all formats - ttf, otf, ps, etc.). I use both Mac and Windows. The font manager does not need to be free but it does need to be under $100. Any recommendations?

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For Mac OS X you can look at FontExplorer X Pro (not free). On that site you'll also find Linotype Font Explorer X, which is free and should be enough (last link on this page).

You can also find a few more apps here, both for Windows, and Mac OS X.

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Suitcase Fusion 2 and FontAgent Pro are ones I've used, and they are both available for Windows and OS X. Of the two, I prefer FontAgent Pro, although these days I just manage the fonts manually.

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I use Typograf which is a windows based font manager. $35.

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Second vote for FontAgent Pro. I work for a print media corporation, and we use it all over the place for literally thousands of fonts.

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I really am partial to Fontcase. Allows you to preview and compare fonts, along with a powerful tagging system. And it's only a bit over $50.

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On Windows:

AMP Font Viewer handles/browses all uninstalled and installed fonts.

FontPicker is a handy comparative tool to compare installed fonts.

If you are mainly interested in reviewing your installed fonts the free Fast Font Preview provides a quick multi-line view, but doesn't review all types of uninstalled fonts.

For fonts containing Unicode characters see BabelMap. See also this neat Unicode Viewer.

See also Advanced Font Viewer.

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