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Reviewing common professional fonts and tools.

Helvetica Film - The Review

Tuesday, 18 March 2008 16:27 by FontReviews
So in my last post I mentioned the film about a font, Helvetica. As promised, here is my opinion.

I was quite pleasantly surprised at how well this film / documentary was produced. After all creating over 80 minutes of documentary about a font must be quite a challenge. It has certainly been professionally done. They films in various parts of the world to talk to various industry experts and designers each explaining what the font means to them etc... There are a few people who have quite a "strange" character and at times felt like some of them where rambling just for the sake of it but on the whole all their opinions are all quite valid and their stories interesting.

It's quite an eye opener and shows just how powerful this font can be. I particular like the all the various scenes shown throughout, showing all the different companies and signs using this font type. It really does seem to be absolutely everywhere and it's still as refreshing as it was 50 years ago.

Overall I would recommend this, but only to people with more than just an interest in fonts / Helvetica.

Checkout http://www.helveticafilm.com/clips.html for some trailers.

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Virtual Font Folder

Friday, 7 December 2007 14:30 by FontReviews

Virtual Font FolderVirtual Font Folder enhances Windows by giving you another directory to install / remove fonts. This is great for designers and developers who may wish to isolate their fonts whilst working on a project.

Check out the full product description over at www.loseyourmind.com. Lose your Mind Development are a software house who specifically write font related tool.

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Printer's Apprentice

Wednesday, 28 November 2007 15:30 by FontReviews

Printers Apprentice by Lose your MindIf you love fonts, you've probably had to install and uninstall fonts many many times. Do you find yourself installing random fonts, just to preview them only to discover that the font just didn't fit your design needs? Then read on.

Printer's Apprentice is a font manager, but what makes this special is that you can "try out" a font before installing it. Saving you lots of time and effort having not to revisit the Windows/Font directory.

We at font reviews dot com are greatful to the lose your mind team for developing the only "complete" font manager tool on Windows.

For more information and download visit http://www.loseyourmind.com/

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