Re: Will older fonts work on a new Leopard with CS4?

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Sun, 01 Mar 2009 17:19

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AFAIK, Palatino should be fine. Only Eras and Optima were originally uniquely encoded to allow their subtle contours to properly image at both high-res output, and by simplifying their shapes, for best (albeit compromised) appearance from the typical 300 dpi laser printers typical of the time. (Eras 3� tilt and Optima's subtle curves did not output well at lower resolutions.) The fonts were later changed by Adobe for one level of output (high-res), just like the other Type 1 fonts.

Unless you bought these fonts in the early 1990s or before, you should not have a problem.

Neil

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