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Suppose I would like to see how something looks in Helvetica, which is mostly a Mac font, but I am developing in Windows. Apparently I need to buy Helvetica rather than expect it somehow for free, which is the case with many Windows fonts supplied with WinXP or MS Office products. file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Setting...notype.com.URL is a reference to the Linotype page for Helvetica Roman type. If I buy the $22 or $29 individual font, rather than a whole family for several hundred dollars, I have questions: 1) Will I get a font called helvetica.ttf, or some variation on that? 2) If I specify "helvetica" in HTML, do I get whatever font name I just bought, for sure? 3) Suppose I specify "helvetica" but also bold, or italic, elsewhere in a style sheet, does that font I bought produce an apparent bold or italic helvetica, or should I have otherwise bought that whole family, or some part of it, to get those to appear on a web page? Fonts can be confusing, but fortunately for forum members, we have people here who know far more than I ever will about fonts. |
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