Re: Suitcase or FontExplorer?

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2009 17:06

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      OpenType fonts have many wonderful attributes including complete cross
      platform compatibility with Windows and MacOS, and the availability of
      many more glyphs per font than traditional PostScript fonts.




In general, yes. But not every font has extra glyphs. Some have no more than the older Type 1 fonts they replace. Also, for extended multilingual support, look at "Pro" rather than "Std" font versions.

Neil

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