@"Marco Pezzotta" No, it would be hard to measure. But their upload tool issues a warning about being excluded from promotions when any of the font prices are set to zero. They enourage you… (View Post)
From my little experience I can confirm.In January I uploaded Astroz to 1001fonts, my first time trying to market a font through a "free for personal use" license and redirecting to MyFont… (View Post)
Oh, seems I just found it, once I realized I should search for "pair generator" instead of text generator. http://www.junikstudio.com/kernings/ (View Post)
I noticed something like that when I designed Beaufort. The sharply pointed glyphic serifs remain sharp at any size, this being a quality of vector-based digital fonts. On another tack, I would say t… (View Post)
If a typeface possesses any fine details, these are naturally going to be more apparent at larger sizes. Type designers may play with this, and deliberately include details that they know will be inv… (View Post)
At the front end: Fontlab has had a number of standard character/glyph sets for a while, listed as “Default Encoding”. But I must admit, although I may start a typeface with one of these, I usually f… (View Post)
You can, in fact, tighten letter spacing in PPT, although the terminology is a little confusing. On the Mac: Format > Font > Character Spacing, then select "Condensed" and enter the d… (View Post)
Yes, that exact same dialog exists in Adobe Illustrator. It’s the Justification dialog, available from the Paragraph panel. Despite what one might (quite reasonably!) assume, changing the preferred w… (View Post)
As a complete outsider -- an anonymous font lover with no money or reputation at stake -- I've found the following strategy useful. One, check regularly the News section on Typecache. It's got an in-… (View Post)