About Font Finder
Font Finder is actually three utilities in one:

Font Finder -  View different fonts and find special characters.  Learn their keystroke sequence and ASCII code.  Copy individual characters to the clipboard for pasting in other documents.
Title Builder - Create text with differing fonts, sizes, and styles.  Great for creating mixed type headlines.  Invaluable when using foreign language fonts, like Cyril or Thai.  Copy your newly-created title to the clipboard for pasting into other documents.
Converter - Convert measurements between inches, picas, points and centimeters.  Enter one and the other three auto-calculate.  Also, calculate a fraction’s decimal value (ie: 1/32 = 0.03125).  You select the numerator and denominator, it auto-calculates.

New in v1.2.1
• OS 9.1 compatible (Appearance Manager-savvy)

Bugs fixed:
- Font names no longer have a forward slash '/' character in them that crashed the application.

New in v1.2
• Type a keystroke in the table panel and it will show you the character and ASCII code.

• Enter the ASCII code in the ASCII text box and it will show you the character and keystroke.

Bugs fixed:
- Correctly handles out-of-bounds values in the point size field.
- Correctly displays a few unusual keystrokes.
- Better registration code.

New in v1.1
• Runs native on PowerPC computers.  The program comes FAT, so it will run on any Macintosh.  If you have a PPC mac you will notice a speed improvement.  If you have an older mac, it will run just as fast as it did.

• Changes in the style of the text will show up in the character table.  If you click bold, the characters in the table will go bold.  You cannot change the font's size for the table, though.  This makes it easier to see the characters.  Change the size and see the result in the sample text window.

• Documentation put into DOCMaker format.  The old documents were in ClarisWorks; some people didn't have the program or a translator, so this format should make everybody happy.