Purchasing Fonts-2

[David Creamer]

> .... Opentype is the newest format, and it may
> contain glyphs you can't access with Frame (but may be able to in the
> future, if Adobe upgrades Frame to fully support Unicode). The glyphs that
> you can't access will not be in the TT or T1 versions of the font at all, so
> you wouldn't be losing anything. I

You can still use fonts with extended glyphs, just not access the extended
glyphs. Also TrueType fonts may have extended glyph sets too, but not
PostScript.

David Creamer
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