Re: Fonts for InDesign and InCopy Workflow (PostScript & OpenType)

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From: Bob Levine
Date: Tue, 08 May 2007 13:14

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Bad workflow, IMO.

Any crossplatform collaboration should be done using opentype 
exclusively. The cost for the fonts will be more than offset by the 
increase in efficiency.

For the record, OSX can natively use Windows TT fonts. For Type 1 you'll 
need to place them in the private Adobe fonts folder.

Bob

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