QuickMatch, for me, is still the killer feature.

The new QuickComp feature allows you to preview font combinations right inside Fusion 5 using pre-made templates, avoiding the hassle of switching between different documents and applications. Using fonts in your web designs couldn’t be much easier, because you can preview your existing web page with any font right from within Fusion 5. And if you’re like me and use a desktop and laptop, Fusion 5 will allow you to run it on multiple Macs, just like Adobe CC.įor web designers, integration with WebINK and its 6,500+ fonts is just a click away. The new font panels offered by Fusion 5 allow Creative Cloud and Creative Suite users to preview and activate fonts right from within your favorite app, no need to switch between Fusion and InDesign just to activate new fonts. Life is generally ok with an older version of Creative Suite, but if your Font Management app isn’t compatible with your design app of choice, life is miserable. This is a big selling point, more for Adobe than Extensis, if you ask me. The biggest selling point of Fusion 5 is full compatibility with Adobe Creative Cloud as well as Creative Suite 6. New users should read my previous review for a complete breakdown of all the features and know that Fusion 5 is a solid upgrade. With Suitcase Fusion 5, Extensis has chosen to focus on improving existing tools and stability, rather than adding to an already stellar feature set.Įxisting users will find Fusion 5 quite comfortable. When I reviewed Suitcase Fusion 4 in May of last year there was plenty of new features that made for a sexy upgrade.

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