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If you have both Classic and Mac OS X versions of a font and you choose the Classic

font (the one stored in /System Folder/Fonts) as the one to keep, that font will

continue to work in both Mac OS X and Classic. If you select a version outside of the

Mac OS 9 System Folder (such as /Library/Fonts), that font will no longer be available

to Classic applications.

Organizing Fonts for a Third-Party Font Manager

You can organize fonts for a font manager in many ways. However, most creative

professionals follow the same basic strategies and organizational structures.

Members of creative workgroups who do not have a fast internal network or access to

a central file server might prefer to manage fonts locally on their individual computers.

However, if you have a fairly robust network and a central location for application files,

it is best to centralize your fonts on a server. See page 11 for more information about

server-based fonts.

You can organize fonts on local drives in several ways: by client, by job, and by name.

In addition, some third-party font managers offer special locations for font storage,

but you might not have to use that location. Check with the company that provides

the font manager.

Here are a few best practices used in the industry.

• Organizing fonts by client. This option is useful in design shops with many clients,

where each client has a specific identity package.

• Organizing fonts by job. This option is especially useful in service bureaus.

• Organizing fonts by name. This is a good option for design shops that regularly use

an assortment of fonts.

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