What does your Fonts folder look like? Is it clean and tidy? Does it have the standard fare plus a few more, or is it overflowing with files that end in “free” and comes with accompanying folders showing the licensing details? Well if you’re obsessed with fonts, then you probably have more than a few to manage, and they might just take over your life.\nBut hey, that’s fine with us. We love fonts around these parts, and since we’re a bit obsessive about them ourselves, it only made sense for us to explain to the less font-focused of us out there what it’s like to be in our heads.\n
\nThere comes a point when the font management tool that your computer comes with just won’t cut the mustard. With all of your fonts loaded and ready to go, Photoshop drags like a brick in snow and even word processors will barely open. But the alternatives? Well every one of them is at least passable, but we haven’t found one yet that can do everything that we want it to do — automatic classifications, never crashes, etc. So until we do, we’ll lament its loss, but continue stockpiling fonts like they were going out of style because, well, why wouldn’t you?\n<\/p>
\nEnough is enough, right? Ummm … no. There’s always room for a few more fonts in your collection, no matter how large your pile. Sure, it may be difficult to find that one from three months ago when you need it, but that’s why you need more options. Nobody can have too many of those, right?\n