Re: What does "LT" stand for?

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From: Nick_Moreno
Date: Thu, 01 Jan 2009 05:24

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Does this mean that the font included in this package is not the "original" Helvetica (i.e. the ubiquitous one seen all over billboards, business signs, flyers, etc...)?

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