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Getting the Most from Connect Fonts

This video is from a webinar introducing Connect fonts and their features. The webinar hosts include Walter Townsend, a CSM from the UK office, Taylor from the Texas location, and Jeff Johnson, a senior global manager of support. Patrick, the director of success at Extensis, is leading the webinar and emphasizes the importance of customer…

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This video is from a webinar introducing Connect fonts and their features.

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The webinar hosts include Walter Townsend, a CSM from the UK office, Taylor from the Texas location, and Jeff Johnson, a senior global manager of support.

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Patrick, the director of success at Extensis, is leading the webinar and emphasizes the importance of customer…

This video is from a webinar introducing Connect fonts and their features.

The webinar hosts include Walter Townsend, a CSM from the UK office, Taylor from the Texas location, and Jeff Johnson, a senior global manager of support. Patrick, the director of success at Extensis, is leading the webinar and emphasizes the importance of customer feedback and engagement.

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Hello, everyone, and thanks for joining today's getting the most from Connect fonts webinar. Just a couple of quick housekeeping items before we dive in. This meeting room maxed out at around a thousand people, and thirteen hundred folks have registered to attend. So if some folks aren't able to get in today, our apologies, We'll make sure to follow-up with recording of the webinar so they can still participate offline. Additionally, if you have any questions, please post them in the q and a section available on your Zoom menu below. Due to the volume of attendees, we may not be able to answer all your questions today. If we aren't able to get to your questions, we'll make sure to follow-up via email within three business days. That said, let's let's go ahead and get started. Just a quick introduction of the folks on the call today. First up, we have Walter Townsend, a top CSM from our UK office. Hi, everyone. I've been with Accentus about three years. Allopatra or our European customers in both English, French, and German. The British accent comes naturally, I don't have to put it on. So apologies if that's a bit distracting or I straightened to too many anglicisms. Great to see everyone on the call. Fantastic to see so many people here. Thank you, Walter. And next up, we have Taylor, another top CSM this time from our Texas location currently in an ice storm. Thanks, Patrick. Hi, everybody. Thank you for joining. I've been with Exensus for almost two years now, have to get it in to connect, and answer all the questions we've been getting. And we're very lucky today to have Jeff Johnson, our esteemed senior global manager of support helping us with our q and a section. Hey, good morning. Good afternoon, everybody. Glad to have you here. I've been with Extenses for about seven years, and been working in the creative field for almost thirty. So happy to be here, and look forward to answering some of the questions on the live chat. As Patrick said, if we don't get to them, we will get to them, so post those on there, and I'll type as fast as I can. Thank you so much, Jeff. And lastly, I'm Patrick. I'm the director of success here at Extensus. And my key focus is Connect fonts and specifically the most important part of Connect fonts are our customers. This webinar is a result of feedback we've received from folks just like you, you'd like to hear about different topics, please let us know, and we'll keep doing things like this to stay engaged with our customers.

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