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Article #1251Re: Fonts for InDesign and InCopy Workflow (PostScript & OpenType)
From: Daniel_Christianson
Date: Mon, 07 May 2007 17:57
Date: Mon, 07 May 2007 17:57
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Also what is adding to the confusion for me: Font file names from Adobe are called one thing (ex: Frutiger Std Roman) while the fonts on my Mac are something else (Frutiger 55 Roman). My concern is that if I buy the OpenType version (Frutiger Std Roman), it will force me to reapply all my fonts in the collateral I've created. What will happen if the writers use OpenType and I stay with the postscript versions on my Mac? When we exchange an InCopy assignment file will I be forced to re-apply the typefaces?
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