Ask a Question related to Adobe Indesign Macintosh, Design and Development.
-
Paul Harris #1
Re: TrueType safe as outlines?
On 2006-02-04 00:50:40 -0800, [email]D_Akey@adobeforums.com[/email] said:
Printers that are still living in around 1992. I'd avoid any printer> I've limited experience with print.
>
> I've heard from various printers that TrueType fonts are not preferred
> (though I'm unclear as to why, other than they are a bit iffy).
that tells you this.
Same as with PS fonts, buy quality fonts from a good foundry, and>
> Would there be any problem using TrueType fonts if converted to
> outlines? Does that make them reliable? Is converting to outlines only
> practical for headlines?
>
> There are some kitchy TrueType fonts out there that would be fun for
> setting a tone.
you'll have few problems. Cheap or free knock-offs, or the "3,000 fonts
on on CD for only $10" offerings are liable to give problems in either
PS or TrueType format.
Paul Harris
Paul Harris Guest
-
Adding Truetype Fonts
I'm following a procedure outlined in the Wiki that supposedly tells how to install Windows fonts in Linux and have run into a problem of how to... -
Can See Open Type - Can't See Truetype
Hi Folks, we have a number of XP pc's here with 11.02 installed. On my computer we can see all fonts, however on the other pc's we can only see... -
Fonts - separating truetype and postscript
I heard that it is not good to store truetype and postscript fonts in the same folder. However, my computer (under C / Windows / fonts) has placed... -
$SAFE = 5 and Safe Ruby Misleading?
Hey folks. With all this talk of duck typing and such, I got to thinking about some of my code that I *thought* executed untrusted code... -
TrueType problems
Firstly make sure that your OS is picking it up. Secondly, make sure you restart Fireworks - it will not recognise system fonts until started after...



Reply With Quote

