Re: Obtaining Additional Fonts

Subject: Re: Obtaining Additional Fonts
From: Max Wyss <prodok -at- PRODOK -dot- CH>
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1998 22:37:10 +0200

Ben,

sorry to be a bit nasty, but are we talking professional here? With fonts
you can be sure that you get what you pay.

Forget about those $40 a CD with 10000 fonts on it. 95% of them is useless,
the rest is a cheap stuff where even the non-trained eye can see what it
is.

Of course, when you want to make a fool of yourself, go ahead and use junk.

<Rant mode off>.


Max Wyss
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>
>Type on Call is good if you are looking for a SPECIFIC font. But it is
>spendy compared to other deals you can find at computer stores. Type on
>Call costs about $25 per font, where you can get clip art/font cds at a
>computer or department store for about $40 and it will have 2,000 to
>10,000 non-standard fonts on it.
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