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Calibri Strikes Again

Mark SimonsonMark Simonson Posts: 1,568
edited April 9 in History of Typography
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPSMWEMAJLA

(Hat tip to John Blair.)
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  • Chris LozosChris Lozos Posts: 1,438
    :-) Let sleeping fonts lie

  • John J. BlairJohn J. Blair Posts: 5
    Thank You, Mark.
  • Jasper de WaardJasper de Waard Posts: 594
    'There's actually people, by the way, who design fonts.'

    I always love to say this to people :)
  • Nick ShinnNick Shinn Posts: 1,998
    As Homer Simpson would say, “Fonts. Is there anything they can’t do?”
  • Thomas PhinneyThomas Phinney Posts: 2,508
    edited April 10
    Backdated documents set in Calibri are a big chunk of my font forensic cases, including the one I am working on today. So much so that I call it out prominently on my website ( https://thefontdetective.com/ ).

    I have a quite lengthy timeline of the development of Calibri, design changes, and public availability.
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