I would say don't be in a hurry to install all of these fonts without looking at them all. I find few - if any - that suit my purpose. Look before you leap, or you'll end up with so many fonts in your library that it will be a real chore to scroll through anything in the library.

Peter  –  Last year  –  ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (+37)

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Peter, I agree. The samples on their webpage don't inspire me to download this. I hate having too many fonts especially when the fonts are so similar to each-other.

Peter, I agree. The samples on their webpage don't inspire me to download this. I hate having too many fonts especially when the fonts are so similar to each-other.
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Velvet  –  Last year  –  ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (+20)

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Just been browsing through all the fonts, - not one single font supports national special characters...
So if you need fonts with national special characters (which we do in Denmark and in a lot other countries), then don't spend time to download these fonts.

Ole Andersen  –  Last year  –  ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (+32)

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Images of the fonts and their associated glyphs and language support would be useful. Images also show the quality level of the font being offered. Lack of language support instructions or glyph sets suggests these are only samples and not fully functional font sets.

Some indication of licensing would be useful. It’s nice to have OTF, TTF and WOFF formats, but without full licensing they are useless – there is no license included with the fonts, so no indication of legality for use. Fonts cannot be embedded in PDFs or used in Adobe/Photoshop projects without correct legal licensing.

The fonts offered here today come in a standard zip file with no wrapper so can be installed whenever needed/wanted. You may not want to overload system fonts with all these.

Just my 2 cents, but I have purchased and downloaded 1000’s of fonts. I suggest you use a font viewer to examine these and decide if you want to install them. Decide if they are worth the slowdown to your system? Every installed font slows your system down on startup, fewer fonts’ quicker start.

StephenB  –  Last year  –  ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (+24)

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Please inform how and WHERE on Windows to install all those fonts?

Bambi  –  Last year  –  ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (0)

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Bambi, with fonts you're better off installing just those you'll find useful, to avoid ending up with way too many to cope with as I have, which you can do by...

Double-click the font file, it'll open the previewer. There is an install button in the previewer, but I've found that sometimes results in the font not appearing in apps, so I would suggest instead right-clicking the font file and clicking "Install for all users". This installs them to the requisite folder in Windows.

Hope this helps

Bambi, with fonts you're better off installing just those you'll find useful, to avoid ending up with way too many to cope with as I have, which you can do by... Double-click the font file, it'll open the previewer. There is an install button in the previewer, but I've found that sometimes results in the font not appearing in apps, so I would suggest instead right-clicking the font file and clicking "Install for all users". This installs them to the requisite folder in Windows. Hope this helps
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DawkinsDog  –  Last year  –  ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (+18)

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