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Open the Applications folder on your system and locate the application for which you want to install the plug-in.

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To install a FontExplorer plug-in for any design application (include Adobe Creative Cloud apps), you can follow the general steps below.Дownload the plug-in that corresponds with your version of the application.Д®xtract the plug-in from the downloaded zip file.

Adobe InCopy CC (initial launch) вЂ“ Unsupported.

Adobe Photoshop CC (initial launch) вЂ“ Unsupported.

Adobe InDesign CC (initial launch) вЂ“ Unsupported.

Adobe Illustrator CC (initial launch) вЂ“ Unsupported.

Adobe Illustrator CC 2014 вЂ“ Unsupported.

Adobe Illustrator CC 2015 вЂ“ Unsupported.

Does not include Photoshop or Quark plug-ins.

Latest plug-in bundle вЂ“ Includes Adobe CC 20 plug-ins.

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The latest and greatest plug-ins are available within the FontExplorer application, but if you need a previous version you can download it below.

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And if you regularly download font packs or have fonts stored on CDs, PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice is a cheap and easy way to view them and decide which to downloadвЂ¦or not.Plug-Ins allow FontExplorer X Pro to auto-activate fonts within your favorite design apps. It certainly works better than trying to delete fonts in WindowsFonts manually. On the other hand, if youвЂ™re on a tight budget, have too many fonts, and need help organizing them, PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice is great at grouping and comparing fonts, and helping you decide which to keep and which to delete. If you need (and can afford) a powerful font management tool, go for the professional-level FontExplorer X Pro, which is harder to learn, but manages your fonts with ease and poise, disabling unwanted fonts rather than uninstalling them.

But even though it does a flawless job of installing and uninstalling your fonts, you need to be pretty organized to avoid getting in a real messвЂ“and once you lose a font, PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice isnвЂ™t much good at helping you find it. PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice is a useful tool for viewing and comparing your fonts and printing samples, and even for viewing font collections that you may or may not want to install. You can uninstall system fonts, too, though this is generally a very bad idea: PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice will warn you that the operation is not recommended, but it will allow you to proceed. ItвЂ™s prudent to set up a unique folder and save to it when you use PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice for this task otherwise, youвЂ™ll have to remember the name of the font if you ever want to reinstall it: ThereвЂ™s no easy way of finding uninstalled fonts using PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice. When you choose to uninstall a font, the program offers you the options of deleting the file, moving it to a different font folder, or leaving it in the WindowsFonts location. However, PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice is not great for managing the size of your font folder. PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice allows you to preview entire paragraphs of text on multiple lines, and easily switches from mixed uppercase and lowercase to uppercase or lowercase only these features are much easier to use in PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice than in the relatively complex FontExplorer X Pro. Using PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice, you can preview individual fonts as a single character, character set, sample text, or keyboard layout.

You can view only one folder at a time, however and unlike FontExplorer X Pro ($79), PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice canвЂ™t automatically search for and gather all of your fonts into a single folder. You can also use PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice to create groups of fonts in sorted combinationsвЂ“TrueType script fonts, for exampleвЂ“which PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice can then display together for you to compare.

You can sort the fonts within by style (regular, bold, italic, bold italic), file format (TrueType, OpenType, Type 1), and family (Decorative, Mono-spaced, Sans Serif, Serif, Script, Symbol). Once youвЂ™ve located the folder you want, PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice will list all of the fonts installed there. PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice provides a list of all the fonts installed in one folder and lets you see sample paragraphs, as well as individual glyphs. If your work requires you to sort and select fontsвЂ“whether theyвЂ™re in your WindowsFonts folder, in other hard-drive locations, or on a CDвЂ“you need a program like PrinterвЂ™s Apprentice ($29). But you wonвЂ™t want to mess with the WindowsFonts folder, since accidentally moving or deleting Windows system fonts can have serious consequences and storing your fonts in scattered folders can be confusing.

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Windows 7 itself installs more than 200 fonts as the default array of choices. Thousands are free for the downloading, and more are available if youвЂ™re willing to pay.