Re: CS2, ATM, and XP

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From: Dov Isaacs
Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2006 17:30

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The Creative Suite applications are "smart enough" to be able to deal with Multiple Master Type 1 fonts without any assistance from ATM. It is use of those Multiple Master fonts with non-Adobe applications for which ATM (Lite or Deluxe) is necessary.

By the way, we at Adobe would most strongly advise you to migrate from the Multiple Master fonts to the equivalent OpenType fonts for use in both Adobe and non-Adobe applications.

- Dov

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