However, I probably only have 100 something additional fonts, which is much more manageable to use this method for, as well as a really strong PC that won't be easily bogged down. I'm currently just saving to my OS - and then use a website ( ) to help me choose what font I want for a project. In my case I'm most likely going to have to do the design in another program/import in, which I have no problems with but I can see that being a challenge for friends and family members who are now wanting to use custom fonts with their new Cricut machines. Or are they instead doing their designs in programs like Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator or Affinity Photo/Designer, where they can properly use their fonts and importing them in? It works beautifully for EVERY program except Design Space.Īre people just saying to heck with it and loading their fonts directly into their OS? This means my font library is always in the Cloud and then I load them via Suitcase Fusion. In my case, I keep my fonts stored on a Google Shared Drive that is loaded onto my machine via Google Drive for Desktop. Allow you to keep your fonts saved on alternative drives, and in some cases Cloud Drives, which can be important if your primary OS drive (i.e C: drive) is not very large.It's a bad idea as not only can it slow down your machine in general, it will slow down things like the OS startup process as those fonts are loaded into Memory, as well as the startup process for other applications. Not bog down your machine by loading hundreds or thousands of fonts directly into your OS.The purpose of using a Font Manager, in addition to organization, is to:
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Yet I have no issues with any other of my Adobe/Affinity programs that I use daily.Īfter talking about it with support from Suitcase Fusion, it appears that Design Space is only looking for fonts that are in the Windows OS registry. I use either Suitcase Fusion or Fontbase for font management on my machines and when I activate a font via either of these programs they are not recognized by Design Space. I'm curious how everyone is handling Font Management for Cricut Design Space? 🤔
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