- Jul 8, 2003
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My company has a bazillion fonts, and they're a mess.
We have a need for a utility that can examine our fonts and tell us if we have duplicates, but it needs to evaluate on the actual contents of the font file rather than the filename.
For example, if we have an OpenType version of Arial and a Truetype version of Arial that are internally the same font, I need to know.
Ideally, we'd see something like a similarity %, so if there's a tiny adjustment to a font (periods in the Truetype version have 2% extra kerning) we see a 99% match or whatever.
Does anything like this exist?
We have a need for a utility that can examine our fonts and tell us if we have duplicates, but it needs to evaluate on the actual contents of the font file rather than the filename.
For example, if we have an OpenType version of Arial and a Truetype version of Arial that are internally the same font, I need to know.
Ideally, we'd see something like a similarity %, so if there's a tiny adjustment to a font (periods in the Truetype version have 2% extra kerning) we see a 99% match or whatever.
Does anything like this exist?
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