Compare FontExpert and NexusFont 
1. Multilingual properties 2. Easy to use and incorporate
Exam for errors sometimes inaccurate but not usually.
When I need an array of fonts that I don't use daily, I load NexusFont. The rest of the time, it's not loaded -- unlike other font managers that want to hold your hand from the moment you wake up. All of the features you'd expect from a robust font...
Not available on MacOS or Linux. The program is good for moving font files, but it would save me time if this could be automated, for instance, it would be nice to be able to automatically sort font files into folders based on family.
1. Multilingual properties 2. Easy to use and incorporate
When I need an array of fonts that I don't use daily, I load NexusFont. The rest of the time, it's not loaded -- unlike other font managers that want to hold your hand from the moment you wake up. All of the features you'd expect from a robust font...
Exam for errors sometimes inaccurate but not usually.
Not available on MacOS or Linux. The program is good for moving font files, but it would save me time if this could be automated, for instance, it would be nice to be able to automatically sort font files into folders based on family.
