Re: Pro Fonts and non Adobe applications

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From: Dov Isaacs
Date: Sun, 19 Oct 2008 18:33

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Unless you have really old copies of Microsoft Office which are not Unicode-compatible, you certainly can get to the alternative characters, but not through normal keystroke techniques you are probably used to. Check the help facility for accessing Unicode characters.

Licensing old Type 1 typefaces makes no sense as they are really obsolete for use with modern applications.

- Dov

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