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Andrew Ockene from Altered State chats with Extensis to learn how he can maximize the value of Connect Fonts. Andrew discusses the developments in the font software industry and the features he finds useful. He also learns about new features for Connect Fonts.

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Andrew Ockene from Altered State chats with Extensis to learn how he can maximize the value of Connect Fonts.

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Andrew discusses the developments in the font software industry and the features he finds useful.

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He also learns about new features for Connect Fonts.

Andrew Ockene from Altered State chats with Extensis to learn how he can maximize the value of Connect Fonts.

Andrew discusses the developments in the font software industry and the features he finds useful. He also learns about new features for Connect Fonts.

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All this stuff is like a new world to me and that's awesome. It's really good. The developments we've made are fantastic I think. If it works smoothly like what on my fear is that sometimes when you have cloud based stuff how long it's makes their things to sync and stuff like that. So if I'm using a cloud based thing, like, I go to use a font and it just doesn't show up for ten minutes. You know, that's what I was worried about, but it sounds to me since everyone makes thinking and everything's you've got all that figured out. And So that's great. But is this done the thing you were showing me, the smart search and seeing what other people are using? Is that done sort of only through the web based? Yeah. That's just in the web based web based to find the font pairings. But if you find you can look in there and then you can activate the font right there in that search, and it'll activate it in the client as well. So we kind of created this so I could just actually go in and talk to our customers and just figure out what's going on and actually have genuine conversations and like this. So as long as this is helpful for for you and helps you maximize, you know, the value you're getting out of the product, then that's exactly what we want. You've just created value to a product that we didn't even know existed, honestly. Thank you. You turned it from, like, an installed phone book something that's great.

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