Introducing You Control: Fonts

If you have hundreds (or even thousands) of fonts, it's hard to remember what each and every one of them looks like. After all, you don't use all of your fonts every single day. Wouldn't you rather see what your fonts look like before you apply them rather than after and having to do the trial and error process over and over and over?

Built upon the award-winning You Control custom menu utility, You Control: Fonts allows you to create a custom font menu that not only displays the fonts in their own typeface, but also groups your fonts by family, so your font menus are more streamlined making it easier to find your fonts.

The You Control: Fonts Advantage

With You Control: Fonts, you get a single font menu that is consistent across all of your favorite applications. Rather than modifying the font menu that belongs to an application, the You Control: Fonts menu resides in the Mac OS X menu bar next to your default system menu items (like the Airport monitor for example). No more having to remember if an application's font menu is in the menu bar or in a palette that is on the left, right, top or bottom of your monitor.

The You Control: Fonts menu can even be configured to appear wherever your mouse is when you press a hot key combination that you define. If you also have You Control, you can access the font menu in even more locations so that it is anywhere you want it.

The You Control: Fonts menu will not only display the fonts in their own typeface, but will also give you a waterfall style preview of each of your fonts. You choose the text, the size and how many lines to display.

For users of Extensis Suitcase Fusion, You Control: Fonts will display any font sets created in Suitcase Fusion. Using the AppleScript support built directly into Suitcase Fusion, you can now view your font sets and even activate and deactivate your font sets from the You Control: Fonts menu.

Works with the applications you work with

You Control: Fonts supports the following applications.

• Adobe Dreamweaver CS3
• Adobe Flash CS3
• Adobe Illustrator CS3
• Adobe InDesign CS3
• QuarkXPress 7
• Microsoft Excel 2004
• Microsoft Powerpoint 2004
• Microsoft Word 2004
• Apple Keynote '08
• Apple Numbers '08
• Apple Pages '08
• Apple Mail
• Apple TextEdit

Note: You may be able to change fonts using the You Control: Fonts menu in other applications even though they are not supported or do not appear on this list. For example, You Control: Fonts will work with Cocoa applications that support the standard Font Panel.