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OOg, what I like most about it, is once you're loaded (or the program is loaded), you have a number of options right where one might expect them: install/uninstall, properties/charmap when you right-click over a font sample, color font size, preview sentence easy to get to. Almond! That is an exaggerated number, I hope! If this is any gauge, 45 typefaces took about 18 seconds to load, about 3 per second, which must be painfully slow for all your 11,000 fonts, Mr. I've got it to launch and load 45 typefaces right now that I'm evaluating by comparison for a gig. I don't have that problem, though, because by default, I don't ask for Installed fonts to be displayed. Don't like it at all - Not can't use it, it's quite useable, just don't like it.True: NexusFont takes longer than one would wish for installed fonts to be enumerated. I've tried FONTBASE twice now, and uninstalled it twice. The ONLY downside is having to wait while it loads 11,000 fonts. If (-not (Get-Command choco.I love Nexusfont.

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