How to access all the power of Apple's Fonts window, and when to step up to PopChar instead<article>
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Whether you’re a touch-typist or a hunt-and-pecker, you simply can’t access the full power of your fonts with just your keyboard. Even the first Macintosh was designed to encourage font finesse, and today’s Macs go even further by providing deep access to the thousands of characters and advanced features in modern fonts—if you know where to look.</p><p>
Thankfully, you don’t need an expensive design application from Adobe or Quark to find and use this font magic. Apple’s apps, like TextEdit, Pages, and Keynote, include a floating Fonts window that’s packed with features we’ll explore here. But if you find yourself using these features often, then a third-party utility such as
PopChar 7 (which is celebrating its 25th anniversary!) will make your character-finding tasks even easier and a lot more entertaining.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2874488/how-to-access-all-the-power-of-apples-fonts-window-and-when-to-step-up-to-popchar.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How to access all the power of Apple's Fonts window, and when to step up to PopChar instead
