[Font format refers to the type of font file, e.g. OpenType .otf, TrueType .ttf, Postscript .pfm.]
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Help & other pages Articles
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How much do fonts cost?
The main variables that affect the price of a font are: the number of selected styles, number of users, and selected format . For example, our OpenType Std fonts are €90 per style, while OpenType Pro fonts are €120 per style (for single-user...
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Font distributors
Typotheque works only with one font distributor FontShop , but they only sell Typothequeʼs older typefaces in PostScript and TrueType formats. If you need the fonts in OpenType, or if you need the latest typefaces, you can get them directly...
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Upgrading PostScript/TrueType fonts to OpenType
If you have previously purchased a licence for a PostScript or TrueType font, and now need the OpenType version, you can upgrade your licence. Instead of paying the full price of a new licence, you will pay only the difference in price. OpenType...
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Differences between OpenType Std and OpenType Pro
If you only work with Latin-based languages (e.g. English, French, Polish, Czech or Turkish) then our OpenType Std fonts will meet your needs. If you also require support of Vietnamese, Russian or Greek, then you’ll need OpenType Pro fonts. Both...
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Mobile Devices support
Typotheque’s webfont service now supports the iPhone and iPad, as well as Android mobile devices (and, of course, all the desktop browsers that we’ve supported from the beginning).
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