Macware MacFonts
 | Average Customer Rating: Recommend Designed exclusively for OS X MacFonts provides professionally designed font faces to inspire creativity and add life to any personal or office project. Use the FontManager to preview over 1000 high quality classic refined and designer TrueType fonts with easy to use features that include permanent installation and temporary activation of fonts.MacFonts features: Over 1000 premium TrueType(r) fonts to fill your Suitcase or other font management programs FontManager allows quick… Product details and pricing info |
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4 Customer Reviews Posted
- Collects a bunch of freeware fonts.
- MacFonts basically collects a bunch of freeware fonts on CD and gives you a printed guide. There is also a PDF guide on the CD that you can grab. The software covers the same ground as FontBook, so I didn't explore it much. The CD has a wide variety of fonts, but they're mostly the same ones that you can pull off free font websites. All of them loaded without a glitch. The majority are display fonts, but it also has a handful of serif and sans serif fonts, scripts, dingbats and a bunch of black letter and unical fonts. Nothing on this disk is as well-crafted or fussed over as the fonts you can buy from a type house. However, for less than the price of most professional fonts, MacFonts gives you an instant collection of more fonts than you'll actually use.
- 2006-08-02, 4 of 4 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- NEAT AND GOOD PRICE
- SUPER EASY TO "INSTALL" AND USE. THE BOOKLET OF FONT SAMPLES IS GREAT. THE VARIETY IS GOOD. I GIVE IT AN "A".
- 2006-07-03, 1 of 2 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Mac Fonts
- Was pretty excited when I saw the fonts package. The box said "Over 1000 TrueType fonts" I figured that it meant just subtle variations of the same. While this was true for the majority of the fonts, the "BN" set of fonts had the most variety.
The little quick reference guide book was very helpful with letting you get a peek at what the fonts look like to see if you
even want to load it on your system. The book however was at times a little confusing, the names of the fonts would be on top of the fonts for some and then under the fonts for others. You had to kind of double check that the one that you wanted was the one that you installed.Played with some of the fonts in LiveType and I had a blast. Since I kind of wanted to see the fonts in action I would look through the book then choose a font to load. For it to take effect I had to keep restarting LiveType for the font to show up. So after a while just loaded a bunch of them and then made some scrolling text. Had lots of fun with the "Xmas Lights BRK" & "New Year Dingbats". Being able to take just the dingbats and alter them on screen give rise to lots of new and creative ways for me to make my designs a bit more fun and have very different appeal. There were also some more down to earth fonts like
"Boron" & "Teen Bold" that gives a bit more punch than "Times New Roman" but still not be to off putting. Also previewed the fonts in TextEdit to get a feel for the differences quickly.All in all really liked what the package had to offer even with the limited font manager and having to load each individual font. The variety of new fonts is worth it.
- 2004-04-01, 10 of 11 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Finally a font collection for Mac!
- It's about time someone gave Mac users a reasonably priced font collection!
MacFonts has over 1000 TrueType fonts in three categories: classic, refined and designer fonts. You can even use the included font manager to activate your font selections temporarily or permanently; very cool!
- 2003-10-20, 10 of 14 people found this review helpful, Rated:
