Re: Serious Sans for Greek and Turkish...

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From: Rodney_Sauer
Date: Thu, 03 May 2007 15:40

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Thanks, I hadn't seen that version. I suspect that if I slip in Neue Helvetica instead of Univers when I need Turkish accents, no one will notice. I see that now Linotype has a "World Helvetica" that includes Greek letters (finally), but I really need a condensed version for this particular project.

Now all I need is equation typesetting software that can work with Pro fonts!

Rodney

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