Are fonts generally sold in cross-platform formats?
I'm thinking Linux, here, in a Windoze/Mac world.
Or does one need to buy the same font several times?
Also, do all the ITC fonts come with embedding permitted?
/k
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Domaschuk, Rob [mailto:Robd -at- datalogics -dot- com]
[...]
> Another alternative is to look at ITC (International Typeface
> Corporation).
> I am a big fan of their typefaces because they:
> a) are a fraction of the cost
> b) high quality
> c) legal
> d) don't require much fondling.
> For instance, I wanted a Caslon face, but Adobe wanted over
> $100 for it. ITC
> had Founder's Caslon for $30 (I think). Again, it was "clone"
> of the Caslon
> that I was looking at, but it was legally their's to sell and
> high quality.
> (for the record, I have no affilliation with them other than having
> purchased a few fonts a couple of years ago).
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