you can use some of the preset collections say fixed width just to show you which fonts are fixed width you can also make your own collections by pressing the plus sign here giving it a name and than dragging and dropping any fonts you want to that collection. The ones installed only in your user folder can only be used by that user of the machine while as the rest of the fonts can be used by any user.

Video Transcript: Hi this is Gary with MacMost Now, today let's take a look at managing your fonts with font book so some of use our macs for applications that require a lot of fonts for instance if you do desk top publishing or if you do video in this case you got a ton of fonts in your machine now you've probably seen font book when you install a font you double click on it and it launches font book and gives you a preview of the font and asks if you want to install it you say yes and than you're done with it, but you can use font book for more, you can use font book to organize your font collections and you can use font book to validate your fonts and look for the duplicate fonts so here's font book you can find it in your applications folder font book will give you a list of all the fonts that's on your machine but also just allow you to narrow it by the ones in your current language that you have your mac set for the ones installed only in your user folder and the ones installed in your entire computer. Check out MacMost Now 158: Using Font Book to Organize Your Fonts at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.

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