FontLoader 1.1.0

Publisher review:
FontLoader an utility to make your TrueType font installation a snap. FontLoader consists of two modules:
1) A shell context menu extension that allows you to load/unload/install and uninstall fonts directly by right-clicking on a font file or folder containing fonts. This avoids painful font installation routine that Windows offers by default and allows you to intuitively load/unload fonts. Useful for both novice and professional computer users.
2) Font group loader in system tray. You can build your own font groups to load on demand, just by clicking on the program icon in the system tray area near the clock. The group loader module is small (only around 70 KB) so it does not take much of your system resources and loads fast on startup. Useful mostly to professional users and graphics artists.
Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP

Release notes:
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