How can I create a group of Favorites among the Fonts?

[Windy]

How can I create a group of Favorites among the Fonts? It's a lovely long list, with many nice options. But if there's a way to scroll a little less, I would like to know about that.

[Cat]

That would be a great feature, but I don't think there's currently a way to do it. The recently used list helps, as does choosing the type of font you want, but other than that, I think you're out of luck.

[Barbara]

The only way I can think of is to create a hidden product such as a a postcard, and then , using each of your favorites, type a word in each of those fonts, using the names of the fonts as your text. Then bring up that postcard (or whatever) in a separate tab. From there, you can copy and paste the text you want in the font you want, editing it to say what needs to be said.

At this point, however, my own list is firmly planted in my head. Well, almost.

[Angela]

I create designs with different font pairings and have them all for sale. I pretty much always transfer older designs and change images, text or both. For instance, today I sold a business card that has new images and new text, but if someone looked around they might notice that I transferred it from a business card I created way back in 2009.

[kashmier]

I have asked about this a few times in the past. Most of the day my internet speed is really lousy and having to scroll through them gets to be a pain. I pretty much know which I am going to use but one thing that I have always spent a lot of time on is getting just the right font in my work. So I end up trying this one and that one anyway. It would be nice to have only my preferred script in one drop down and my preferred invitations prints in another. My preferred checkbook covers and dartboard print and so on. It shouldn't be too hard to make that an option we can work with.   I have also noticed that when I copy old designs hoping to use the font on a new product for some reason it doesn't always fit. Usually it happens when I have two layers for shaded effect and I end up having to change the font anyway. 

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