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"Google's massive collection of\u00A0free and open-source\u00A0fonts,\u00A0Google Fonts, has grown in popularity since launching over two years ago. The quality of the typefaces available may vary greatly, but if you're in search of new fonts, Google Fonts is still an excellent place to look.\r\n\r\nGoogle has made the process of using its catalog of typefaces on the Web quite easy, but browsing and downloading the font files manually can be a cumbersome process \u2014 unless you're willing to get your hands dirty. For the rest of us, Google has teamed up with the\u00A0Monotype\u00A0type foundry, so we can easily download\u00A0the entire catalog for offline use.\r\nHere's How\r\nAfter downloading\u00A0Monotype's\u00A0SkyFonts app, head here and click the &amp;quot;Browse Google Fonts&amp;quot; button. From there you'll be able to select the fonts you want (as shown below) and use them almost immediately.\r\nWhile not everyone will love using a third-party app to sync typefaces,\u00A0SkyFonts\u00A0is relatively easy to use and can update your fonts when they're altered on Google's servers (e.g.: when\u00A0new characters are added). Best of all, after you've installed your fonts, you don't have to keep SkyFonts running.\r\nFor more on how beautiful Google Fonts can be,\u00A0head here.\r\n\u27A4\u00A0Google Fonts\u00A0via Monotype\r\n\r\nImage credit: Thinkstock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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