The classic route to view all the fonts installed on your computer goes through the original Control Panel, where you find the Fonts section. The new interface duplicates its functionality in the Personalization category, and even lets you insert a sample text. Both have their limits, and they are not as comfortable for the user. A good substitute is FontViewOK, a program that will allow you to view fonts under different conditions, colors, and formats.
The right font can optimize a specific job or our overall productivity. In the past we have seen fonts designed for programmers, fonts meant to save ink, variable designs, and more. At the same time, it is very important not to stay in doubt when you see a nice font, because there is the possibility of finding an open source and/or free equivalent without limitations on its use.
Now, many users think that to view all installed fonts you need to enter a program that uses them, but that's not the case. And while you can achieve this with a couple of clicks, the result is not perfect nor properly organized. To take that extra step, we need FontViewOK.
View all your fonts with FontViewOK
FontViewOK is a development by the people at SoftwareOK, whom we remember for their tools DirPrintOK that prints the contents of your folders, Don't Sleep to block hibernation and suspension on a computer, and IsMyHdOK, which measures the speed of SSDs and hard drives. The main interface is divided into two parts.
The factory configuration makes the right half act as a clone of the left, but if you uncheck it you can see two different styles at once. In addition to modifying the size, FontViewOK enables real-time modifications such as bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough, as well as the font color and its background.
FontViewOK is available in 32 and 64-bit versions, with normal installers and portable executables. All have been virus-scanned with a perfect result on Virustotal.com.
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