Manipulate Text As Art On The Mac. Just Click.

There are few graphic, layout, or art tools that I don’t have or haven’t used on my Mac. Yes, I’m that old.

Do you remember TypeStyler? It manipulated text in Mac Classic using Postscript fonts. It was cool. Art Text is even better.

I loved TypeStyler. It was the only way to really manipulate text as if it was a graphic element. Nothing else compared, and it’s sorely missed on Mac OS X.

In fact, the TypeStyler web site has been saying, “Coming Soon! TypeStyler for.... (excerpted).

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