[TrueType (.ttf) is an outline font format originally developed by Apple Computer in the late 1980s.]
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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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Return policy
Downloaded fonts are not returnable. If a font is defective and you notify us within 30 days, we will provide a replacement.
If you purchase the wrong version of a font (Mac/Windows/OpenType, TrueType/PostScript, Western/CE/Cyrillic/Greek) and...
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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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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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Unpacking and installing fonts
Unpacking fonts
After the payment process is complete, the fonts you have licensed become available in your Typotheque account for download. Once you have downloaded these files, you need to unpack (decompress) them and then install the...
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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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Screen fonts for optimal legibility on the computer monitor
After launching our own webfont system, Typotheque now offers fonts specially engineered and optimised for exceptional readability on the computer monitor. These fonts use TrueType outlines, and were manually hinted to achieve crystal-clear results...
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