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Andrew Ockene from Altered State engages with Extensis to explore maximizing the value of Connect Fonts. He discusses improvements in the font software industry and discovers new features for Connect Fonts.

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Client testimonial Altered State

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Andrew Ockene from Altered State engages with Extensis about maximizing the value of Connect Fonts.

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Andrew discusses the developments in the font software industry.

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Andrew 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.

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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