 | | From: | paul_cross at armtech.com | | Subject: | Font ID Please / Clean and Prevelant but What? | | Date: | 20 Jan 2005 09:26:18 -0800 |
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 | What fonts are used in this small PDF document put out by Adobe? The
URL is
http://www.indesignusergroup.com/tips/tips_tricks/tips_tricks.php and
the PDF in question is the 7th one down, "Tips and Tricks.pdf".
Thanks for your knowledge!
Paul Cross
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| | From: | paul_cross at armtech.com | | Subject: | Re: Font ID Please / Clean and Prevelant but What? | | Date: | 20 Jan 2005 09:45:34 -0800 |
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| Paul,
With a little more research you would have discovered you could merely
look at the PDF's File Document properties to see what fonts are used
(i.e. open the pdf, then File > Document Properies > Fonts ...)
-- same Paul
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| | From: | Character | | Subject: | Re: Font ID Please / Clean and Prevelant but What? | | Date: | Thu, 20 Jan 2005 17:50:56 GMT |
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| paul_cross@armtech.com wrote:
> What fonts are used in this small PDF document put out by Adobe? The
> URL is
> http://www.indesignusergroup.com/tips/tips_tricks/tips_tricks.php and
> the PDF in question is the 7th one down, "Tips and Tricks.pdf".
> Thanks for your knowledge!
>
> Paul Cross
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You can see what fonts are used in a pdf by opening it (with Reader or
Acrobat) and selecting File / Document Properties / Fonts. This option
is usually NOT available if opened from within a browser.
In this case, the fonts used are:
AdobeCorpId-MyriadBdScn
AdobeCorpId-MyriadSb
AdobeCorpId-MyriadSbScn
AdobeCorpId-MinionRg
AdobeCorpId-MinionRgIt
TimesNewRomanPSMT
The Corp Id fonts are special versions of the corresponding fonts used
internally by Adobe to reflect their Corporate Identity.
- Character
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