said:
>>On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 21:59:28 +0700, Dr. Jeffrey Race wrote:
>>>I have now bought the Bitstream 500 Fonts CD which has these in both
>>>Truetype and Postscript for Win, DOS and OS/2. Unfortunately I can
>>>find no utility on the CD which will view and print speciments of
>>>the UNINSTALLED fonts (so I can select what to install). Is there
>>>such a utility for OS/2? Or Win3.1 I could run in WinOS/2?
>>OK the answer is in. Get HP Fontsmart Lite (freeware) from
>> <http://www.activedesign.co.za/software/hpfslite.zip>
>>It runs in Win3.1, Win9x and WinOS/2.
>>As soon as you load it, it searches for EVERY font on your hard drive,
>>installed and uninstalled. The result is shown in two lists. You can
>>install, uninstall, preview, print out samples etc. Turns out I had
>>over 200 (uninstalled) fonts on my system I didn't even know about, both
>>Truetype and Postscript (in addition to the 500 on the Bitstream CD).
>>It prints out about 4-7 fonts per pages depending on how many fonts of
>>each family are available. So my 700-over fonts will take over 100
>>pages to print out. But it seems like a terrific little program and the
>>price is right.
>>Jeffrey Race
>>PS This utility has for some reason been withdrawn from the HP site.
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