RE: Another missing fonts question

2007-04-19 Thread Steve Rickaby
At 13:44 -0600 18/4/07, Combs, Richard wrote:

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 I inherited some documentation, and I get an error message
 The Frutiger-Black Font is not available.  Does anyone
 know where I can download that font for free or does anyone
 know anything about that font.  I am using FM 7.2 unstructured.

The original Frutiger fonts are from Linotype. You can buy the one you
need, or a family of different weights and styles, from Linotype, Adobe,
or font resellers like MyFonts.com. Single fonts start at $24 at the
latter.

There may be free versions, but I'd advise buying from a reputable
source, especially for business use. Freebies are frequently
poor-quality ripoffs that come with ethical, aesthetic, and sometimes
technical problems.

A Google search for Frutiger will point you toward lots of information
about the font and its designer. Fonts have to be designed, remember,
and the people who do that deserve to be paid.

Be very careful with Frutiger - there are a lot of incompatible versions 
around. Monotype Frutiger, for example, uses different internal names to 
Linotype Frutiger.

My search suggests that 'Frutiger 75 Black' is exclusively a Linotype variant:

http://www.linotype.com/12826/frutiger75black-font.html

It is also available from Monotype:

http://www.fonts.com/findfonts/detail.htm?pid=201534gclid=CJOmtfGrzosCFTwHQgodnSIVHA

I could find no specific 'Frutiger Black'.

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Steve
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Re: Another missing fonts question

2007-04-19 Thread Art Campbell

If you inherited legacy corporate documentation, I'd bet that EMC owns
the fonts already, but they just weren't installed on your system,
probably because the people who set up systems don't think of fonts
as part of a writer's workstation. I'd start checking with IT and
other departments to find out where they are

Also, remember that the internal font names are what you're trying to
match. As others have pointed out, Linotype or a reseller is your only
option to exactly match the originals...

Art

On 4/18/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I inherited some documentation, and I get an error message The
Frutiger-Black Font is not available.  Does anyone know where I can
download that font for free or does anyone know anything about that
font.  I am using FM 7.2 unstructured.

Thanks,
Janice


Janice Cadel
Principal Technical Writer
EMC, Inc.
2600 Tower Oaks Blvd.
Rockville, MD  20852
240.747.6407
fax: 240-747.6217
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RE: Another missing fonts question

2007-04-18 Thread Combs, Richard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 I inherited some documentation, and I get an error message 
 The Frutiger-Black Font is not available.  Does anyone 
 know where I can download that font for free or does anyone 
 know anything about that font.  I am using FM 7.2 unstructured.

The original Frutiger fonts are from Linotype. You can buy the one you
need, or a family of different weights and styles, from Linotype, Adobe,
or font resellers like MyFonts.com. Single fonts start at $24 at the
latter.

There may be free versions, but I'd advise buying from a reputable
source, especially for business use. Freebies are frequently
poor-quality ripoffs that come with ethical, aesthetic, and sometimes
technical problems. 

A Google search for Frutiger will point you toward lots of information
about the font and its designer. Fonts have to be designed, remember,
and the people who do that deserve to be paid. 

Richard


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