Free suitcases software for mac

Briefcase is a simple AppleScript that enables you to manage fonts more easily.
We dont use Suitcase or Master Juggler here anymore. Place it in the Universal Scripts folder in the OSA menu and access it to enable or disable fonts. It works by moving the font suitcases in and out of the fonts folder.

A little known fact: QuarkXPress WILL update font information on-the-fly regardless of what the system message says. Ah, INIT bliss!

FontXChange 2.1.0 which is used by Mac or Windows users is a powerful tool for converting fonts to OpenType (PS), PostScript Type 1, and TrueType.

FontXChange supports conversion of many font formats: Macintosh PostScript Type 1 (font suitcases and printer font files), Macintosh TrueType font suitcases, Apple dfont, Multiple Master, PC TrueType (.ttf), PC PostScript Type 1 (.pfb), and OpenType (.otf).

Major Features:

1. Batch processing for converting entire font libraries
2. Preferences to set font encodings
3. Font inspection window with preview
4. Support for many font encodings, including Adobe Standard, Unicode, Mac Roman, and Windows ANSI, and European.
5. Convert PostScript Type 1 fonts (Macintosh or Windows format) into a single modern OpenType font file that works on both Macintosh & Windows. End the headaches of the outdated two-file system of screen font and printer font combinations. Just one font file that works.
6. Recreate missing screen fonts using a PostScript font file in any format.
7. Convert TrueType fonts to PostScript fonts. No more printing problems and incompatibilities associated with TrueType fonts and high-end output devices.
8. Convert Windows fonts to Macintosh and vice-versa. Easily share fonts across different computers, even different operating systems.
   

SndCataloguer 1.5.1 is regarded as a superior and tractable utility that allows you to catalogue sounds, wherever they may be stored. It collects information including sound name, sound size, sound format, suitcase name, folder name, and disk name, though you can choose what information to include. The info is written to a TEXT file you name, or an existing file. It supports Apple events (for file, folder and disk dropping), etc.

Font Book Helper changes the icon thats used to represent the printer or outline font parts of Adobe PostScript Type 1 fonts from Font Books default gray icon to a red one, visually reminiscent of the red PostScript "A" icon used in OS 9 and prior.
This has the effect of breaking up the grayish visual monotony that Font Book introduced, and makes fonts and font types easy to identify even at a quick glance.
It may also clear up some confusion users have had with trying to get Font Book to "recognize" their fonts. If you recall, PostScript Type One fonts have "parts" that fall into 2 categories: the first part is the font suitcase which is said to contain the "screen" or "bitmap" half of the font, while the second part is the corresponding PostScript Type 1 font (aka the "printer" or "outline" half of the font).
Font Book cannot directly use or open the PostScript Type 1 outline part of a font. This is why theyll appear dimmed in the Open file dialog or why double-clicking on them in the Finder opens Font Book but produces no result. Instead, you should select or double-click the font suitcase part of the font (with a normal gray icon), and Font Book will automatically take care of copying the referenced outline fonts automatically.
Enhancements:
- Please note that Font Book Helper is only compatible with OS X 10.3.x; it does not yet work properly under 10.4.x.