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Article #1163Re: Adobe Equivalents of True Type Fonts?
From: Jayasri_Hart
Date: Sat, 02 Jun 2007 17:52
Date: Sat, 02 Jun 2007 17:52
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Many thanks to both Neil and Thomas. I learned so much from your tips. I followed Thomas' link to fonts.com (through myfonts) and bought the Calisto MT family from Monotype. This client loves the font, I like the look of it and reading about it made me think it will have many applications. No additional characters (small caps, ligatures etc.) have yet been added, so leaves room for any interested designers!) Neil's questions made me look at my italics closely and guided me through the fonts.com site and licensing terms and agreement. One more issue remains. Since this font doesn't offer curly quotes, should I use those from Century which is similar and does have the extra characters?
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