We make only OpenType fonts for Mac and PC. Please make sure your application supports OTF.
FAQ: HOW TO INSTALL FONTS? Paste this question into Google please, you'll get more detailed answer than from me, and with respect to your favourite operating system. But graphic designers prefer the option of switching fonts on and off on the fly, having them somewhere on disk apart from System. There is number of so called Font Managers, we use clever MainType on Windows XP and FontExplorer on Mac OSX. The first mentioned is not free, the second is, but pushes you to buy Linotype stuff if you bear. There is still Suitcase, focused on pros and server font management, ideal for companies running Multi-Licenced fonts.
Why OpenType:
It's the most versatile font format, which works consistently on both platforms. No matter if you are writing in text processor or doing professional graphic design work, you can use the same font file for everything.
Blue marks
of OpenType functionality.
How to read them:
Unicode
Central European Diacritics
Cyrillics
Greek
Euro Currency Sign
Standard Ligatures
Discretionary Ligatures
Small Caps
Numeral Variations
Scientific Superiors & Inferiors
Stylistic Alternates
Arrows and Ornaments
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Position Sensitive Forms
Other marks describe the freshness of respective product:
Released in past 3 months
Updated recently
TrueType fonts:
We can send TTFs for free, along with your OTF purchase. The only reason why you can't find TrueTypes for download, is to keep this web simple. Basically, we can convert anything from OTF to AT1 or TTF, but it results in reduced functionality - no smallcaps, no cyrillics, no OSF, no ligatures, no fun.
Hence:
OpenType rules!
Latest InDesign cordially recommended.
Related links:
See how many fonts fit into one single OTF file:
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Our encoding here. See how many characters are supposed to be in one single font.
However, this is our maximalistic version, most of fonts have less than a half of them.