Using and Managing Fonts in Mac OS X

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Using and Managing Fonts in Mac OS X PDF file by Apple on fonts and Unicode in Mac OS X. Mac OS X accepts these formats (without having to install ATM Lite): Mac PostScript Type 1. Two files are needed per font, one for screen and one for print. Multiple Master. Mac TrueType. Windows TrueType: yes, the run=of-the-mill TTF files work! [Note: the difference between Mac and Windows TrueType is very minimal, a few bits at worst.] OpenType: these have .otf extensions. These work only if the application understands them. System fonts (dfonts): specially packaged truetype fonts (usually with the .dfont extension) introduced by Mac OS X.	EXTERNAL LINKS Using and Managing Fonts in Mac OS X MyFonts search Monotype search Fontspring search Google search INTERNAL LINKS Font managers (Mac) ⦿ Standards/ISO/Unicode ⦿

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