Font Wrangler for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Alchemy Mindworks

Manage, install, remove, rename, browse, copy, and print your TrueType fonts.

AMI Font Wrangler is the TrueType font manager that makes it easy to batch install, remove, rename, and copy fonts. You can quickly browse and weed installed and downloaded fonts, print a contact sheet, and resolve typeface name conflicts.

You can install and remove TrueType fonts with a visual, intuitive user interface; browse downloaded fonts to decide which ones to keep; weed your font collection to rename or delete selected files; print a 'contact sheet' of fonts so you'll have a paper reference of what each font looks like and change your font names to make them more easily remembered and to resolve typeface name conflicts. Version 2.0s addresses several GDI and performance issues, fixes a bug in the update manager.

Font Wrangler for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: August 4, 2008

Latest update: September 2, 2015

Version: 2.0s

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 98
Windows ME
Windows NT
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 29,303

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

3.2/5

6 User Votes

At least make a command to open charmap
mkill572January 27, 2008
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Since the program does not include an internal charmap / font viewer, the least thing it could include is a command to open the selected font in the charmap or MS Font Viewer program that comes with windows. It should take around 10 mins to code that in.
Summary
Excellent for quick name changes...
July 13, 2004
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Wow! Great little program! I hate the names of some of my fonts as they show up in my programs. I go to look for a 'Wedding' font and keep forgetting it's under "zapf chancery" (or whatever). I opened this program, selected the font, clicked "rename" and BAM! done. Wedding font is under "Wedding" in all my programs. Excellent for organizing and renaming for ease of finding your fonts. I 'was' considering the $549 Fontlab for renaming, but this is MUCH faster, easier and WAY cheaper. Try it! :)
A decent type manager
December 7, 2002
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If you're looking for a font editor or font creator, look for another program. However, if you have hundreds of fonts on your machine that you need to manage and quickly install and uninstall this is a pretty snappy program.
Misleading
November 8, 2002
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I downloaded this thinking that I could actually edit the font images for each character. (Yeah Right!) When I opened this program, it gave me two boxes allowing me to install/remove fonts that I had on my computer. I don't know how this guy has the nerve to charge for this program, as it does NOTHING more that the font control panel. Actually, it does less. Do not waste your time downloading this rubbish.
It's like Adobe Type Manager (ATM) Lite but for True Type Fonts.
February 28, 2002
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I had no problems on Win9x system, it worked fine. Provides basic functions of installing and uninstalling TTF, browsing installed and uninstalled TTF, ability to copy font to \windows\fonts or not. Displays Font name and File name and path. Noted features: the ability to change the font name or the file name. Noted limitations: it only works with TTF's, can't browse Adobe Type 1's-you have to use ATM. Cannot create font groups like other managers. It's OK but there are better tools.
Unusable directory feature in Windows 2000
December 29, 2001
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The directory searching feature on the right side of this program does not work correctly, and I can not search through directories to find font files. Installing them is out of the question. It doesn't even perform its most basic function, which is quite a pity.