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Font Vault benefits

The Font Vault has many benefits, including:

• Suitcase Fusion does not allow true duplicate fonts into the Font Vault. This makes managing your fonts

much easier and minimizes storage needs.

• The Font Vault is secure, so you can’t accidentally delete an important font file.

• Fonts are automatically separated into font faces, so you only activate the font faces you need.

• With your font files stored in the Font Vault you can easily manage these files with Suitcase Fusion

including: adding or deleting fonts, copying (collecting) fonts, previewing fonts, and of course, activating

fonts.

• The Font Vault can be backed up to a remote location, and restored in case of emergency.

If you currently organize your fonts with folders on disk, upgrading to the Font Vault gives you access to all of

the organizational features of Suitcase Fusion. You no longer need to manually move font files from one folder to

another. In addition, Suitcase Fusion provides excellent organization automatically when collecting files for

output. Collected fonts are logically organized into families, and can even be further organized by sets that

you’ve created.

For complete font security and reliability, Extensis recommends using the Font Vault.

Using the Font Vault

To tell Suitcase Fusion to add fonts to the Font Vault:

1. Choose Suitcase Fusion 4 > Preferences.

2. In the Preferences dialog, enable the Copy added fonts to the vault option. (When you first install Suitcase

Fusion, this option is enabled by default.)

NOTE

You should always maintain a backup containing your original font files, and back up the Font Vault on a regular

basis. See Backing up the Font Vault on page 68.

Adding Fonts in Place

If you prefer to manage your font files yourself, Suitcase Fusion allows you to leave your font files in place, and

still manage them through a single point of access. You may want to add fonts in place if you are only going to

add them to your font collection temporarily and don’t need extra fonts cluttering up your database.

Extensis highly recommends that you use the Font Vault to store the majority of your fonts. You can combine the

use of the Font Vault with leaving fonts in place based upon your specific needs and configurations. To do so,

change your Font Vault preferences before adding fonts.

To tell Suitcase Fusion to leave fonts in place:

1. Choose Suitcase Fusion 4 > Preferences.

2. In the Preferences dialog, choose the Add fonts leaving them in place option. This tells Suitcase Fusion to

active and deactivate the font from its current location.

When your vault preference is set to automatically add fonts to the font vault, you can add fonts in place by

holding down the OPTION key and dragging fonts or folders from the Macintosh Finder and dropping them into

the Fonts or Sets pane.

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