Kool! Thanks!
I'll add hiz name to the notices in SeReNITE. -----Original Message----- From: Pablo Impallari <impall...@gmail.com> To: Open Font Library <openfontlibrary@lists.freedesktop.org> Sent: Sat, Oct 19, 2013 3:42 am Subject: Re: [OpenFontLibrary] Papyrus Chris Costello http://www.costelloart.com/TP-papyrus.html Is not a bad font when used as intended. Some versions of the font also include the alternate glyphs, but since it was in the pre-opentype era, they are encoded on the less used slots (infinity, lozenge, etc...) and often ignored. The E+F version has the alternates in a separate font. http://www.iheartpapyrus.com/post/3914007781/interview-with-papyrus-creator-chris-costello Adobe, a long time ago, has issued a nicely designed promotional specimen of Trajan, Papirus and and third one, Herculanum or Lithos, if my memory is not failing me. The 3 typefaces where described as an "Collection of ancient revivals" or something similar... 2013/10/19 <noo...@aol.com> I am wondering who made the Papyrus font. I know its credited to Gesselte corp and Microsoft, but are the actual dezinerz known to anybody reading this? -- Un Abrazo Pablo Impallari
