Review: Extensis Suitcase Fusion 3

Reviews: Written by Bob Levine on September 22, 2010

This font manager is easy to use and, with a one-year subscription to the WebINK web font service, is useful for both print designers and Web designers.

Review: Adobe InDesign CS5

Reviews: Written by Michael Murphy on May 6, 2010

Something old, something new... and a whole lot more you can do. InDesign CS5 walks the tightrope between what users need now and what Adobe thinks they'll need in the future.

Review: Blatner Tools 1.0.1 for InDesign CS3 and CS4

Reviews: Written by Michael Murphy on April 21, 2010

This suite of 12 plug-ins costs $149. While that may seem high, the plug-ins bring added functionality to InDesign that's worth even more.

Reviews: Font Manager Face-Off

Reviews: Written by Ted LoCascio on September 28, 2007

We pit eight Mac and Windows font managers against each other. Who will win the fight?

Review: FontAgent Pro 3.1

Reviews: Written by Andrew Shalat on February 17, 2006

When you have a hard-drive full of fonts, you need a dedicated application to organize, repair, and activate them. Former underdog FontAgent Pro has now matured into software a pro can count on.

Review: Extensis Suitcase Fusion

Reviews: Written by Andrew Shalat on February 15, 2006

The aptly named new version of this font manager blends aspects of two once-dueling applications: Suitcase and Font Reserve. Is Suitcase Fusion a successful mixture or a Frankenstein?

iView MediaPro 2.6: Quick Cataloging of Many Media for Both Platforms

Reviews: Written by Ben Long on September 20, 2004

Image cataloger iView MediaPro has a good reputation on the Mac platform, thanks to its intuitive interface and multi-media handling. Now with added support for digital camera Raw files as well as feature parity with the Windows version, MediaPro 2.6 might be the perfect solution for small imaging workgroups.

Suitcase 10 Server Eases Workgroup Font-Management Woes

Reviews: Written by Ben Long on July 31, 2001

This Extensis workgroup font-management tool makes it easy to share fonts even in a mixed-platform environment, and to keep everybody using the most up-to-date fonts.

Extensis Suitcase 10: Heir to the Font-Management Throne?

Reviews: Written by Ben Long on July 30, 2001

With Adobe bowing out of the Macintosh font-management game, the way is clear for a new heir to take the crown. With an efficient UI, innovative features, and built-in server access, Suitcase 10 is a worthy successor.

ATM 4.5's coming of age

Reviews: Written by George Penston on January 22, 2000