With every version of Windows comes a small set of fonts that are installed by default. Over a period of time, when other software is installed to the PC, you will find the amount of fonts availble will grow and grow. It's not uncommon to have between 200 and 500 fonts on your PC at any one time.
Many of these fonts have their unique stye and can bring a distinctive look to any document, however choosing which font to use can take a long time, as you go through the loop of selecting font after font.
PI-Font was designed to enable you to print a concise report of every font installed on your PC along with a sample alphabet in upper and lower case to give you an indication of what it looks like, or a verbose report which again shows you a sample upper and lower case alphabet along with a body of "lorem ipsum" text to give you a better idea what it would look like in a document.
Printing a full catalog of fonts, 1 font per page can result in hundreds of pages geing printed. Fortunately PI-Font has a unique feature enabling you to print either 1, 2 or 4 pages per printed page, resulting in a catalogue that can take up to a quarter of the amount of paper.
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