

I'm sure it's possible this feature is available elsewhere, but I'd be surprised if it was done better and for free. Any font I add into my watched folders immediately becomes available for activation in FontBase on both machines and easily locatable. FontExplorer X additionally provides educators with a 50 discount on all purchases. The Student License enables all of FontExplorer X's capabilities - no ID or authorization is required.
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These then become available when I sync my Macbook which has the same FontBase setup for when I work remotely. Students may save 40 off the standard price of a Pro license by purchasing a Student License. I have manually sorted my fonts into folders named by style categories on my iMac, which I sync to my cloud backup. While I really love the speed and minimal fuss approach the developers have taken with the UI, for me, the ability to 'Add' watched folders is the deal sealer. I renewed my annual subscription for my second year now just the other day. Although there were some features the paid version included that I felt would be useful, I mainly felt that a piece of software that is so well thought out, so well supported and also reasonably priced, deserved my hard earned dollars. Just click the 'Become Awesome' label on the top right, and. And that's all After that, you can use your email and newly created password to log in into Awesome inside FontBase app. Follow the link and create a password for your account. Then I stumbled onto FontBase, tried out the free version and loved it. Second, after you have subscribed, you will receive an email, asking you to set a password for your account. For years I struggled with the clumsiness of Font Book on my Mac, mostly because it was free.

As a graphic designer, font management is critical, especially as I have over 4000 fonts on my system.
