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Typeface

A typeface (or font family) is a design of letters, numbers and other symbols, to be used in printing or for electronic display. Most typefaces include variations in size (e.

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Terminology

History

Digital type

Typeface anatomy

Style of typefaces

Display type

Typeface family

Texts used to demonstrate typefaces

Non-character typefaces

Intellectual property

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Typeface

Nodes198
Edges197
Triples330
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010101
Components1

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Typeface

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see also · 26
Typeface → Art, ATypI, Character, Company, Composition, Computer, CSS, Digital, Directors Club, Font, Graphic, HTML, HTMLFont, International, Particular, Printing, Process, Professional, Scalable, Structured
related to Style of typefaces · 17
Typeface → Almost, At, Because, European, Gaelic, Historically, Irish, Italic, Latin-script, Most, Regular, Roman, Slavonic, Symbol, The, The Cyrillic, Typefaces
related to Serif typefaces · 16
Typeface → Baskerville, Bodoni, Didone, English, Garamond, Italian, Modern, Old Style, Roman, Serif, Slab, The, Though, Times New Roman, Transitional, Vincent Figgins
related to Mimicry typefaces · 15
Typeface → Arabic, Chinese, Cyrillic, Faux Cyrillic, Faux Hebrew, Greek, Hebrew, Indic, Kana, Lithos, Mimicry, Thai, These, This, Wonton
related to Digital type · 13
Typeface → Bitmap, Casady, Digital, FLF, Fluent Fonts, Fluent Laser Fonts, For, Greene, Inc, PostScript, Rasterization, These, When
related to Small print typefaces · 12
Typeface → At, Bell Centennial, Bell Gothic, For, In, Ink, Minion, Small-print, Some, They, Times New Roman, Without
related to Terminology · 11
Typeface → As, Caslon Italic, For, Helvetica, Historically, HTML, In, Times, Times Bold, Times Italic, Times Roman
related to CJK typefaces · 10
Typeface → Chinese, CJK, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Song, Tang, The, These, This
related to Monospaced typefaces · 10
Typeface → Although, Courier, Examples, Fixedsys, Monaco, Monospaced, Most, Prestige Elite, The, Their
related to Optical sizing · 10
Typeface → Designs, During, Fonts, It, Many, Optical, Others, The, These, Typefaces

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fonts typefaces font used type serif display glyphs design also monospaced use sans-serif characters may many digital style width designs

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Typefaceis afont.There are thousands of different typefaces in existence0.90text
Typefaceis acollection of glyphs0.90text
Typefaceis aactual design of such characters0.90text
sans-serif that encompass many typeface families.Another way to look at the distinction between a computer fontinstance ofor to a very broad category0.80text
a typeface is that a computer font is the vesselinstance ofor to a very broad category0.80text
swashesinstance ofSupplemental fonts have also included alternate letters0.80text
dingbatsinstance ofSupplemental fonts have also included alternate letters0.80text
and alternate character setsinstance ofSupplemental fonts have also included alternate letters0.80text
complementing the regular fonts under the same familyinstance ofSupplemental fonts have also included alternate letters0.80text
OpenTypeinstance ofwith introduction of font formats0.80text
those supplemental glyphs were merged into the main fontsinstance ofwith introduction of font formats0.80text
relying on specific software capabilities to access the alternate glyphs.Since Apple'sinstance ofwith introduction of font formats0.80text

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