There may well have been other typewriter script fonts before IBM’s Script 12 Pitch, but IBM’s is older than one might think. I think it was either introduced with the Selectric in July 1961, or quit… (View Post)
Yes, as one of the people involved in creating those character sets, I can attest it is because they were in the MacRoman character set. During the OpenType conversion of 2000–2002, Adobe ch… (View Post)
Well, these characters are part of the basic MacRoman character set, which can be typed directly even on a standard US English keyboard. Whether that matters to you or your expected users is another … (View Post)
So, the problem is that your font is not black and white. It is ink and ... clear. So regardless of layer/glyph z-axis order, the ink is going to blot out the clear stuff, because it doesn’t matter i… (View Post)