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Article #221Re: Whatever happened to Kepler?
From: Steve_Boerner
Date: Sat, 21 Mar 2009 23:52
Date: Sat, 21 Mar 2009 23:52
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John, Thomas -- Thank you for your comments and for the link. I might suggest editing that page to specifically mention the changes to Kepler -- as far as I can tell from the sample sheets, they are significant. At large sizes they may change the entire look and feel of the typeface -- to the extant that, had I been aware of them, I may not have chosen Kepler for this particular project. Live and learn. Using Multiple Master fonts is not a good practice these days; there are many good reasons to convert to OpenType. I'm sure the revised typeface will work just as well (if not better) once I get used to working with it. - SB
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