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Press release edited by Applelinks senior editor Kirk Hiner

Extensis, a division of Celartem, Inc., has announced it has been awarded a patent for a method that examines font files for corruption. This newly patented technology has been incorporated into Extensis' popular font management products that provide users the tools needed to manage a complete library of fonts.

"This latest patent issued to Extensis further validates our technology vision and innovation," said Brian Berson, Vice President of Font Solutions for Extensis. "Extensis will continue to address the challenges of digital asset and font management at the workgroup level while delivering powerful and affordable solutions to our customers."

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted the patent, entitled Method for Examining Font Files for Corruption to Extensis for its unique technology advancements in font management. Extensis cultivates an environment that is committed to breakthrough technology and currently owns several patents and has additional patent applications pending in the United States.

Suitcase and Font Reserve are the leading professional-level font management solutions for Macintosh OS X and Windows. These products are an integral part of the creative professional workflow and are must-have applications for serious font users. For additional information on Extensis font management products, visit the Extensis website.