Extensis times upgrade of Suitcase Fusion to Adobe Creative Cloud launch
First came Creative Cloud, Adobe's gargantuan release of apps targeted to creative pros. Then hot on its heels is a new version of Suitcase Fusion, Extensis' professional font manager. For Adobe’s target audience of designers, publishers, photographers, and videographers, keeping fonts up to date matters—a lot.
For Adobe Creative Cloud users, Suitcase Fusion 5 delivers brand new auto-activation plug-ins for applications such as InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and InCopy. Integrated font panels let designers preview and activate fonts directly from Creative Cloud and Creative Suite apps without having to switch between applications.
And, with its connections to the WebInk Web font services and Google Web Fonts, Suitcase Fusion 5 facilitates the use of Web fonts in Adobe applications. Designers can preview and prototype with an expanding collection of more than 6500 Web fonts available from these services. The collection includes more than 1000 new fonts from WebInk, such as Adelle (TypeTogether), Myriad Pro (Adobe), and Museo Sans (exljbris).
Suitcase Fusion 5 main interface.
Of course, you can use Suitcase Fusion for any graphic design purpose, with or without Adobe apps, and for non-Adobe users Version 5 offers additional improvements.
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