How many times have you been searching for a font, looking through the font books one page at a time, or just knowing that it's on your computer somewhere, but you cannot remember its name?

Maybe a customer gave you a business card and asked you to match it, or maybe you saw a sample of the perfect typeface somewhere and wanted to create something similar it's time consuming, isn't it? Not to mention frustrating.

FontMatch to the rescue! Instead of calling all the designers you know for advice, you can ask FontMatch to look at a sample and compare it to each font on your computer. FontMatch compares positive and negative space in a manner very similar to the way your eyes do, matching patterns to determine the best fit.

After examining each font, it displays two images side by side: the one you supplied, and FontMatch's best answer or you can scroll through each of the answers, and see a percentage for each one that represents the closeness of the fit. Unlike the online matching utilities, FontMatch will match only to the fonts that you already have in your computer.

All you have to do is supply FontMatch with an image file (.jpg, .bmp, .gif, etc.) and then specify what character this image represents (for example, capital C.) FontMatch can search through the fonts loaded on your machine, or (new for version 1.1) all of the fonts in a particular directory.

The speed of obtaining results seems almost magical-- what used to take hours now takes only minutes.

Requirements:

· 512MB RAM (1GB Recommended)
· G3 or G4 (G5 Recommended)

Limitations:

· 14 days trial

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Fixed a bug which caused crashes on Mac OS X
· Fixed a bug on Windows 7 which prevented selecting a font folder