Summary:
I have a lot of fonts installed on my computer. But what’s annoying is that they aren’t always rendered in the preview, or I just want to see all of them at once to pick the perfect font, so I created a Font List from a script in Word (Yep, you can write scripts for Word!) Here we go:
Glorious.
Let's Break it Down:
1. Open a blank Word document
2. Press Alt+F11 to open VBE
Or, Developer -> Visual Basic

3. In Project -> Modules, right click, Insert New Module

4. Copy and paste the code base below
5. Save and close
6. From your Word Document Press Alt+F8
Or, Developer -> Macros

7. Select the macro ListAllFonts

8. Click 'Run'
9. Be Amazed!
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