FontCard is a haxie that modifies the Font menu and the font panel in Carbon and Cocoa applications. It can add an icon that displays the format of a font next to the font menu item or font panel list, display the font name in the font face, group fonts into submenus, and add third party font collections to the font menu and font panel. Last but not least, it gives you the power of a professional font management utility for only US $17!

Features:

• View the Font menu with each font displayed using its own typeface (WYSIWYG Font Menu);
• View third party font collections (Insider Software's FontAgent Pro, LinoType's FontExplorer™ X, and Extensis' Suitcase Fusion) directly from the place you choose your font;
• View the Font Panel with each font displayed using its own typeface (WYSIWYG Font Menu);
• Instantly view the format of the font (TrueType, OpenType, PostScript, etc);
• View all the styles the font offers right in the menu;
• Reveal the font in the Finder from the menu;
• View font collections in the Font menu;
• View third party font collections in the Font panel;
• Show previews of inactive fonts contained in third party font sets directly from the font menu;
• Mark and reveal duplicate fonts;
• Easy to configure as it comes in usual Preference Pane form, accessible through System Preferences.

	This is your Font menu with FontCard not enabled... (picture, 60K)
	...and this is what you get once you install FontCard (picture, 67K)
	Add WYSIWYG to the Font Panel (picture, 104K)
	Configure it all in easy-to-use FontCard Preference Pane (picture, 121K)

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• View the Font menu with each font displayed using its own typeface (WYSIWYG Font Menu);
• View third party font collections (Insider Software's FontAgent Pro, LinoType's FontExplorer™ X, and Extensis' Suitcase Fusion) directly from the place you choose your font;
• View the Font Panel with each font displayed using its own typeface (WYSIWYG Font Menu);
• Instantly view the format of the font (TrueType, OpenType, PostScript, etc);
• View all the styles the font offers right in the menu;
• Reveal the font in the Finder from the menu;
• View font collections in the Font menu;
• View third party font collections in the Font panel;
• Show previews of inactive fonts contained in third party font sets directly from the font menu;
• Mark and reveal duplicate fonts;
• Easy to configure as it comes in usual Preference Pane form, accessible through System Preferences.

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