- Windows
- System Utilities
- Fonts
- ClickFont
ClickFont
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Description
ClickFont 3.0, developed by Jan T. Sott, is a highly efficient application categorized under System Utilities, specifically focusing on Fonts. This program file, clickfont.exe, simplifies the otherwise tedious process of installing fonts on your Windows system. Compatible with Windows XP, and 7, ClickFont supports seamless installation of TrueType, OpenType, and PostScript (Type-1) fonts.
Gone are the days of manually copying fonts to the Windows Fonts folder. With ClickFont, a new option is added to the right-click menu, allowing users to install a new font directly from anywhere in the system. This capability makes it incredibly easy to manage fonts without navigating convoluted file paths. Simply right-click on the font file or folder and select the 'install font' option—download and usage couldn’t be simpler.
The program’s latest version, 3.0, as well as its previous versions (2.0 and 1.2), offer robust performance, ensuring that fonts are not only copied but also correctly registered with a system call. Such features make it an essential tool for anyone frequently working with various fonts, sparing them the frustration of repeatedly managing font installations.
Pros:
- Simplifies font installation with just two mouse clicks.
- Supports multiple font types, including TrueType, OpenType, and PostScript.
- Adds a convenient right-click installation option.
Cons:
- Limited to Windows XP/7, which may not support users with newer operating systems.
- No advanced font management features beyond installation.
For anyone handling fonts daily, ClickFont is a free utility that enhances productivity, making it a must-have for efficient font management.
It is not possible to confirm if there is a free download for this software available on the developer's website. We recommend checking the downloaded files with any free antivirus.
You may want to check out more software, such as Spikey, Pixcavator or Aspose.BarCode, which might be related to ClickFont.
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