Mockaroo
Random Data Monster
Universal Data Generator
Dummy File Generator
DUMMY DATABASE
RANDOM.ORG
Wheel of Names
Data generator that can create a table filled with pseudo-random content.

NexusFont
Maintype
Font Manager
AMP Font Viewer
Typeface 2
RightFont
X-Fonter
FontExpert - Font Manager for Windows, Photo Manager for Digital Photography.

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