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A great book by a great type

In reply to Does anybody really build faces like this anymore?: A great book by a great type designer.

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@hrant: Yes, reading is

In reply to Who is Luc Devroye: @hrant: Yes, reading is indeed a thing of the past. It's much easier to control the masses when you direct them towards pictures, music and videos. Fahrenheit 451...

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The font format doesn't

In reply to Who is Luc Devroye: The font format doesn't interfere with people's ability to read: TMI does…

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Tynne has an 'ry' ligature

In reply to "rv" & "ry" ligatures: Tynne has an 'ry' ligature but not and 'rv' one, although it's not in the style the original poster was looking for.

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Are you making a clear

In reply to Font license dissertation opinions: Are you making a clear distinction between free fonts with commercial licensing, such as those released by foundries to promote a larger family (e.g.,...

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@Té Rowan— the gaps appear as

In reply to Space problem in After Effects: @Té Rowan— the gaps appear as gaps…not paying attention are we?

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@Té - yes, Dieter did an

In reply to 1st font ever made: @Té - yes, Dieter did an 'update' of GutenbergTextura, adding more characters. It's available at Typoasis. Other versions not mentioned above include Fraktur Gutenberg...

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I'll have leeway on the

In reply to typeface suggestion: innovation/modernization of agriculture: I'll have leeway on the single-storey /a/, at the end of the day. But this will almost certainly NOT be used for web-text or...

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Thank you! António

In reply to Letterpress card font: Thank you! António

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It's: /i/n/n/o/v/A/T/E/ I'll

In reply to typeface suggestion: innovation/modernization of agriculture: It's: /i/n/n/o/v/A/T/E/ I'll try the /A/T/E/ in small caps to make them the same height as the /n/n/o/v/ ...the /o/v/ will have...

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Ah. I had missed the agro

In reply to typeface suggestion: innovation/modernization of agriculture: Ah. I had missed the agro angle - definitely something to factor in. And/so yes, quite anti-geometric (even if it involves...

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Could you tell us more about

In reply to font sugestion for a dietetics/fitnes logo: Could you tell us more about what kind of customers they have, and what kind they would like? Ralf Hoffmeister's superficial Try to avoid free...

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Thanks guys for the answer,

In reply to Space problem in After Effects: Thanks guys for the answer, especially Mark, that was exactly the explanation i was looking for. @oldnick Why so negative? :) Of course we want the spaces to...

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I might try to sell 'em on

In reply to typeface suggestion: innovation/modernization of agriculture: I might try to sell 'em on Avance. The serifs... they move forward. Text font: TBD. Right now they've stumbled back on Cambria.

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This is superb -

In reply to New Font-Family: Mevum: This is superb - groundbreaking - especially the Italic*. Thank you for making it. * Is it a bit too tight? Not sure. BTW the link on 26+ to Die Gestalten Fonts is...

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And there's something mildly

In reply to typeface suggestion: innovation/modernization of agriculture: And there's something mildly non-Latin about Avance too, which fits this to a tee. hhp

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Also is figure height same as

In reply to Vertical positioning of Dashes: Also is figure height same as x-height No, figure height is the height of the figures...

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Old style figures are often

In reply to Vertical positioning of Dashes: Old style figures are often slightly taller (not counting ascenders) than the x-height. Sometimes they follow the small cap height.

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Thanks guys. I'll have a look

In reply to Research paper on Bodoni/transitional: Thanks guys. I'll have a look through the materials. As I have to focus on one 'object' (in my case, I chose a typeface), I may well continue to use...

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No, figure height is the

In reply to Vertical positioning of Dashes: No, figure height is the height of the figures Oh thought so but was not sure... Thanks

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