[The Greek alphabet is a set of twenty-four letters that has been used to write the Greek language since the late 9th or early 8th century BC.]
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Fonts Help & other pages Authors Fonts in use
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Common font abbreviations and terms
OTF - OpenType Font
PS - PostScript Font
TTF - TrueType Font
Std - OpenType Standard encoding
Pro - OpenType Pro encoding
TF - Tabular Figures
LF - Lining Figures
OsF - Old Style Figures
SC - Small Capitals
CE - Central...
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Which format to choose?
We offer fonts primarily in OpenType format. OpenType is the only cross-platform format, i.e. the same file will work on both Macintosh and Windows computers.
Furthermore, an OpenType font consists of only a single file which is more convenient...
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Arabic fonts (Fedra AR vs Fedra Multiscript)
We offer two different kinds of Arabic fonts: Fedra AR (Arabic), which supports only the Arabic and Mac Roman sets; and Fedra Multiscript, which offers the same Arabic support plus full Latin (Western, Turkish, Central, Eastern European), Greek and...
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Multilingual fonts
Typotheque fonts support 85 languages, however not every version of every font supports every language. For example if you use both English and Czech in a document, you need to use a version of the font which supports those two languages. PostScript...
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Language Support
For the past decade Typotheque has invested considerable effort into developing fonts with extended character sets to meet the needs of global communications.
Typotheque pays as much attention to its ‘non-Latin’ fonts as to its
Latin...
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