>>for a lot more info on this topic. The CTAn page >>>>has list of fonts with math support. I have to say that I liked efont >typeface very much. However, I was not able to use the installed efont >properly under linux; all I got was some sans serif output, so I >uninstalled these. But there are a lot more fonts available besides >efont.

Probably too many sans-serif typefaces to name will go with Minion Pro. As long as you maintain a certain contrast, you will be fine. The challenge is not necessarily. Minion Designed by Robert Slimbach. I Lost My License Plate Sticker Illinois here. Find and buy great fonts from some of the biggest names in the type world. Fonts Details. I'm thinking about buying Minion Math fonts. Prices go from 80€ to 700€, with multiple intermediate sets. I don't understand the differences between weights and.

>>Good luck. >>Tariq >>Tariq Thank you for your detailed answer, Tariq. I was aware of some, but not all of this information/these links and will look into them further. It's surprising to me that demand from publishing houses alone would make this a profitable proposition for Adobe & Kuster. Tariq 22.02.10 8:15.

On Feb 22, 11:07 am, Joris wrote: >>It's surprising to me that demand from publishing houses alone would >make this a profitable proposition for Adobe & Kuster. >Large publishing firms are willing (and able) to pay a lot. I cannot understand why it should be so expensive to produce a font. As we all know, most of these designs are actually pirated digital versions of older designs anyway. So, in this sense, they are not even original. But, I could rant on and on. Weegie Snowball Game - Free Software And Shareware here. Regards, Tariq woodbird 23.02.10 6:51.