Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Extensis Suitcase Fusion™2 Adds Apple® Snow Leopard Compatibility

PORTLAND, Oregon, September 9, 2009 – Extensis, a division of Celartem Inc., today released Suitcase Fusion™ 2 version 13.2, adding support for Mac OS X Snow Leopard to its single-user professional font management product.

This product update will also include:

  • Adobe InDesign and Illustrator CS2 plug-ins powered by Font Sense™technology
  • Support for TrueType Collection fonts, including the updated Snow Leopard system fonts
Current Suitcase Fusion 2 users on Mac OS X Leopard v 10.5 or higher will receive this maintenance update at no cost. All current users of Suitcase Fusion 1 are eligible for upgrade pricing. English, French, and German versions of Suitcase Fusion 2 version 13.2 are now available for download from the Extensis website at www.extensis.com/SuitcaseFusion2.

About Extensis

Extensis is a software developer that allows creative workgroups and professionals to streamline their workflow and securely manage their digital assets and fonts. Extensis’ award-winning client/server and desktop products include Universal Type Server forserver-based font management, Suitcase for single-user font management and the Portfolio suite for digital asset management. Extensis was founded in 1993 and is based in Portland, Oregon, and the United Kingdom. Extensis is a division of Celartem Inc., which is wholly owned by Celartem Technology Inc., (Hercules: 4330). For additional information, visit www.extensis.com or call 1-800-796-9798.

About Celartem

Celartem Technology Inc. develops and sells innovative technologies for storage, access and distribution of rich media content. Celartem is listed on the Osaka Securities Exchange, Hercules:4330. Established in 1996, Celartem is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan and has a wholly owned subsidiary, Celartem Inc. with headquarters in Seattle.

Extensis, Suitcase Fusion, Universal Type Server and Portfolio are trademarks of Extensis, a division of Celartem, Inc. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.

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