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In reply to Why Roman typography is the most developed typography between other writing system?: Thank you very much, David! Tom, there's an entry on Jonah ben Jacob Ashkenazi in Brill's Encyclopedia...
View Article'rotalic', my typographic
In reply to Where's Hrant's article on Hague's Olympic font?: 'rotalic', my typographic word of the day. n.
View ArticleFor those who wonder how the
In reply to Adobe Devanagari Font: For those who wonder how the statistics based on the dictionaries can be obtained, here is the method I used (using Python regular expressions). As John said, a...
View Article@oldnick: Ex nihilo, nihil
In reply to Why Roman typography is the most developed typography between other writing system?: @oldnick: Ex nihilo, nihil fit. ergo the statement "...somewhere in my youth or childhood, I must have...
View ArticleOuch! Okay, so accents in
In reply to Accents in Font Names: Ouch! Okay, so accents in menu names are still a problem. They might be a problem in some other apps as well—that is just the one we know about. T
View ArticleReminds me of one of Michael
In reply to 60's-era, flared-serif, display face: Reminds me of one of Michael Harvey's designs but mixed with Albertus. Is this a font or custom lettering?
View ArticleChristopher and Nick: The
In reply to TypeSnitch.com: Christopher and Nick: The core concept of TypeSnitch has nothing at all in common with Identifont, only the one auxiliary suggestion that I was quoting in my post.
View ArticleHey Gang, Sorry you're all
In reply to TypeSnitch.com: Hey Gang, Sorry you're all off-base . . . Firstly, I have no dreams on making another Identifont, not even close . . . TypeSnitch is simply a tool for font foundry owners to...
View Article@ Stephen - Funny, you can
In reply to TypeSnitch.com: @ Stephen - Funny, you can read your post multiple ways but I got that you were simply pointing out Identifont already did the service Hrant described . . . And thank you!...
View ArticleI expect this depends a lot
In reply to OTF vs. TTF: I expect this depends a lot on the typeface and market, as well as how the options are presented. Some foundries only make one or the other. In which case it is usually OTF for...
View ArticleI'm a graphic designer. If
In reply to Is Indesign the best for me (or Publisher): I'm a graphic designer. If you want to do serious page layout, InDesign is the way to go. InDesign gives you enormous control over your layout....
View ArticleNo, Tom, it's just UC Santa
In reply to Physicist releases report on biggest physics discovery since Einstein in Comic Sans font: No, Tom, it's just UC Santa Cruz ... not to be confused with the Anteaters of UC Irvine
View ArticleI like Comic Sans myself,
In reply to Physicist releases report on biggest physics discovery since Einstein in Comic Sans font: I like Comic Sans myself, never understood why it is so much hated.
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In reply to Other Chromatic Typefaces like History: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/fontfont/ff-primary/ hhp
View ArticleMinimum has an interesting
In reply to Other Chromatic Typefaces like History: Minimum has an interesting bi-chromatic effect with horizontal and vertical lines.
View ArticleBTW, Richard Southall's
In reply to Am I worthy of More Work: BTW, Richard Southall's fabulous "Printer's type in the twentieth century" includes a couple of passages about Bell Centennial. Kent is right about the Linotron...
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In reply to Other Chromatic Typefaces like History: We wrote a piece on Webfonts.info about layered type. It's a CSS tutorial but we featured several examples of stackable type. Anthony
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