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•  FontFiles.com  
  An extensive free fonts resource with over 1,000 selections that is well-designed and easy to navigate. FontFiles.com offers a preview of each font and all selections are compressed for quicker downloads. There's also helpful info here on how to download, install and manage fonts.
  
• Blue Vinyl Free Fonts  
  This elegantly designed, well-organized free fonts site manages to do everything right. There's a broad selection of TrueType fonts, listed by category and you can preview each font before downloading a fast-loading ZIP version. Blue Vinyl also offers a helpful mailing list to keep you on top of what's happening in the world of fonts. Categories here include Deco Cafe, Rock Star, Gothic, Modular 2000, Cyber Phonic, Grrlz Stuff, Retrobats, etc.
  
• 1001 Free Fonts  
  Jason Nolan's site is a treasure trove for those in search of the latest and most eye-catching free fonts on the Web. Here, you'll find a strong collection of freeware fonts and dingbats. All the fonts featured here are listed with the creators' permission, so you won't find any fonts of dubious origin. Unlike many font collections on the Web, here you'll find links to the sites where each font originated.
  
• 007Fonts & Logos  
  At this site, you'll find a solid, alphabetized roundup of several hundred fonts. Not all of the fonts here are free (some are shareware, but they're clearly marked as such). (There's a nifty free instant logo generator here that lets you create custom images, using any font).
  
•  High Fonts  
  A well-designed free fonts site that offers over 1,000 selections. Fonts are organized alphabetically and you may preview each selection before downloading it. The site also offers a roundup of programs that let you create your own fonts.
  
•  FontLoader  
  This nifty freeware utility makes it easy to work with fonts on your computer. FontLoader offers a shell context menu extension that lets you load and install fonts by right-clicking on a font file or a folder containing fonts. Note: FontLoader does not support PostScript fonts, it works with TrueType fonts only. 480 kilobytes. (For Windows 98/95 and NT).

• Font Freak  
  A nicely designed, constantly updated resource, Font Freak offers thousands of free fonts for both Windows and Macs, both original and otherwise, organized alphabetically. You can preview each selection and, if you like it, download a ZIP compressed version. There's also a good selection of free dingbats.
  
• Divide By Zero  
  A welcome addition to the Web's free font resources, Divide By Zero serves up a eye-catching collection of original TrueType fonts. They're free to use, but may not be resold (as part of a collection on CD, for example). Webmaster Tom Murphy doesn't beat around the bush on this site; he gets straight to the fonts on the main page. Each font is annotated with interesting commentary about its creation and suggestions for use. For those in a hurry, you can get all the fonts in a convenient ZIP file.
  
• Windows 95 Font Smoother  
  Great, free utility that previously was available only with the commercial Microsoft Plus! package. This program makes text easier to read and more pleasant to look at. Note: This utility will only work on machines capable of, and set to, 16bit (HiColor) color display modes or higher.
  
• Font Mania  
  This is one classy free font site. I almost expected there to be valet parking here! Font Mania offers over 400 free Windows TrueType fonts, conveniently organized. There's a "Top 10" listing and an archive of past favorites. A nice collection, with many fonts that we've not seen elsewhere. This site offers a message board for you to place requests on. There's also helpful tips and tricks on using fonts.
  
• FontLister  
  If you have a lot of fonts on your computer, then you need this free essential utility. FontLister allows you to quickly view, browse, print, and work with your fonts. FontLister's latest version is shareware, but you can still get Version 2, which is still freeware.
  
• Adobe Type - commercial fonts.
• Agfa| MonoType - commercial fonts.
• Astigmatic One Eye - shareware and freeware fonts.
• Bitstream - commercial fonts.
• Chank - freeware and commercial fonts.
• DincType - freeware and commercial fonts.
• DsngHaus - commercial fonts.
• Emigre - commercial fonts.
• Etherbrian - freeware fonts.
• EyeWire - commercial fonts.
• Free Font Archive from Luc Devroye, School of Computer Science, McGill University
• Fontalicious - freeware fonts.
• Fontastic! - shareware or freeware fonts.
• Fontpool - shareware or freeware fonts.
• Fuelfonts - shareware fonts.
• Identifont A font identifier site that enables you to identify a font from a sample by answering a series of simple questions. It is ideal if you want to match an existing typeface, or identify a typeface you have seen in a publication. Identifont includes information about fonts from most of the major type libraries, including Adobe, Agfa-Monotype, Berthold, Bitstream, FontFont, ITC, Linotype, and P22.
• Larabie Fonts - shareware or freeware fonts.
• Letraset - commercial fonts.
• Mac Font Vault - shareware or freeware fonts.
• True Type Resource - shareware or freeware fonts. The interviews, friday nite type fights, font of the moment, the latest fonts from..., who wants to name a font, who wants to make a font, font archive, every known font site (links), fontplay, site reviews, articles & commentary, profiles, FAQ's, newsletter, resources.