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Article #270Re: Using Bruce Rogers' Centaur fonts
From: Tyler_Hayes
Date: Sun, 19 Nov 2006 00:31
Date: Sun, 19 Nov 2006 00:31
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Hi Thomas: Thanks for your informative reply. I had no idea the full expert glyphs were included in the Open Type version. I wish that was made more clear to me as I would have purchased just the one set. I will look into contacting Monotype and asking to switch font types, but I suspect "caveat emptor" will be their response. With regards to the pricing, as I thought I was only getting the regular set without the expert glyphs, I thought the extra cost for the Open Type version was just because it was a new standard. Oh well, a harsh lesson learned for my first font purchase.... Thanks again, t.
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