Re: Can't find Helvetica in CS4

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2009 18:46

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Melissa,

What car would be a good substitute for a Chevrolet? <g>

Can you tell us a little about the type of catalog this is? And what other typefaces are being used? I mean, a well-designed catalog for hospital supplies would probably look different and use a different family of fonts from one used to sell flowering plants and bulbs; or a catalog of medieval print reproductions.

Then again, maybe no reason to give up the Chevy.

Neil

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