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Aldus® Italic OsF
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More Information About this Typeface:
Designed by Hermann Zapf for D. Stempel AG, this typeface was originally intended to be the book or text weight for his Palatino™ font family. It was instead released as a separate face with the name Aldus™ in 1954. Aldus has the distinction of being lighter and narrower than Palatino, which makes it a good choice for book typography, though Palatino has also gained popularity as a text face. In addition to the regular book weight, Aldus has its own beautiful italic, small caps, and Old style figures. The typeface is named for the fifteenth-century Venetian printer and publisher, Aldus Manutius.
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Technical Font Data Names Included:
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| Format: |
Macintosh PostScript |
| Technical Name(s): |
Aldus Italic Oldstyle Figures |
| File Name(s): |
AldusItaOsF.AFM, Aldus, AldusItaOsF |
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| Format: |
Windows PostScript |
| Technical Name(s): |
Aldus Italic Oldstyle Figures |
| File Name(s): |
afiof___.afm, afiof___.pfm, afiof___.inf, afiof___.pfb |
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