AveFontBook
*Fully* functional font management tool for Windows
Because of some luck with figuring out some functions, this appears ahead of schedule.
Description
AveFontBook is a font management tool that allows the user to preview not-installed fonts without installing them, enabling/disabling fonts and keep them organized in collections.
Screenshot
1: Collectionspane. Here you can view your collections and see what's in the collection by clicking it. Also, you can disable/enable a whole collection with only one click.
2: Fontspane. Here you can view and browse all fonts that are in a particular collection. Fonts can be previewed and enabled/disabled.
Drop font files from Windows Explorer into this pane to copy them into the current selected collection.
You can also move fonts from to different collections by dragging them to the collectionspane and dropping them onto the desired collection.
3: Previewpane. Here you can preview the selected font. The text is editable and will be saved on exit. The size of the font can be adjusted by using the combobox.
4: Searchbox. Here you can filter the fonts that are displayed in the fontspane. Filtering is done immediately while typing into the box.
5: Infopane. Some information about the currently selected font is displayed here. the panel can be hidden by using the seperator.
6: Font controlpanel. Here you can enable/disable/add fonts.
7: Collection controlpanel. Here you can add/enable/disable fonts collections.
Notes
Use on own risc!
The buttons lack alpha-transparency. Feel free to fix this for me ![]()
The glow-look on selection is not implemented because of lazyness.
Additional credits
Some graphics where done by Alilm and Lou. Kudos and thanks goes to them as well. Brushed skin is by Pe7er. Icon by Lou.
Thanks to Juno for the idea.
Thanks to herd for e-mailing the 2MB MSDN 2001 Oct file.
Download
http://mpj.tomaatnet.nl/Fontbook.zip
Enjoy and watch some good football games (Feyenoord-Zwolle: 7-1
),
Andreas (*** goes back to being a metaprogrammer*** )
PS. People interested in getting the most ugliest Delphi source code ever seen (AveFontBook code), contact me.
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