I have been joining Linotype in 1995 and soon began shifting my focus to managing several Internet projects for the company. A big fan of Apple’s iTunes® software, I began devising a similar software program to organize and manage my growing font collection. With ample interest from developers who liked this idea as much as I did, the FontExplorer® X font management solution was born and presented to the world in 2005. Nowadays, I am the Director of Product Marketing for FontExplorer X and it is great fun managing the multi-national project team behind the growing FontExplorer X product family.
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