suitcase fusion2 > CS5

[Keith]

Does anyone know if there's a plugin that loads fonts from Suitcase Fusion 2
into InDesign CS5? I can't find one. Do I have to buy Fusion 3?

Thanks,
Keith

[Keith]

nevermind. need fusion 3. damn!

[Denis Fitzgibbon]

Hi Keith
I just the fonts folder inside the Indesign folder.
Regards
Denis

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[Keith]

"Denis Fitzgibbon" <kvl...@ihug.com.au> wrote in message
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Hi Denis
I should have said activated fonts automatically. I upgraded suitcase.

[Eric Gill]

"Keith" <so_ok...@yahoo.com> wrote in
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> Hi Denis
> I should have said activated fonts automatically. I upgraded suitcase.

Keith, if you're not having to activate sets of particular brands of
typefaces for particular clients (i.e., you don't have multiple versions of
the same thing that conflict with each other), just throwing anything you
want to use into the private Adobe font folders works to a treat. I've got,
oh, 3,000 or so residing there now with none of the issues the system font
folder caused.

[Keith]

>> Hi Denis
>> I should have said activated fonts automatically. I upgraded suitcase.
>
> Keith, if you're not having to activate sets of particular brands of
> typefaces for particular clients (i.e., you don't have multiple versions
> of
> the same thing that conflict with each other), just throwing anything you
> want to use into the private Adobe font folders works to a treat. I've
> got,
> oh, 3,000 or so residing there now with none of the issues the system font
> folder caused.
>

Hi Eric,

All my fonts are in font folders I made by catagory (more or less) TT,
Type1, except system fonts of course which are in the font folder.
I've already upgraded to Fusion 3, so all is good - at least until the next
upgrades :)

Keith