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Swiss typefaces

Swiss typefaces
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HvD Fonts Commercial Type Grilli Type | Independent Swiss Font Foundry Underware Optimo Type Foundry Optimo Type Foundry Bold Monday - independent font foundry of high quality type About us Thank you for choosing to license a Sharp Type Co. font and typeface. By installing this Font Software, you are acknowledging that you have read, understand, and agree to be bound by the terms of this End User License Agreement (the “EULA” or “License”). This EULA is between you and Sharp Type Co. (“we”, “us” “Sharp Type” or “Licensor”). If you don’t understand any term of this License, or if you have any questions relating to your rights to use the Font Software, please contact us at info@sharptype.co. License and Fee You are licensing the “Font Software” from us. “Grant” and Permitted Uses This EULA gives you the non-transferable and limited right to install and use the Font Software only on the number of CPUs (generally, computers or workstations) provided for in the license you have chosen (see licensing table here), and permits you to use the Font Software only as set forth below. I. a. b. c. d. b. III. b. d. rented, leased, sublicensed or sold; Restrictions on Transfer General Terms

A tutorial for good typography in InDesign - Setting up a baseline grid Good clean typography is a fundemental skill of any designer. Most designers believe they have good typography but in my experience it is something which is developed through time and experience. I think we all begin our design lives with a desire to be outrageously creative, and only as we mature, begin realise that simplicity and structure is just as, if not more important. In this article, I will go through some simple steps to acheive good clean well structured typography in Adobe Indesign. The first step is to choose your typefont. In this case I have chosen a simple standard font of Helvetica Neue. Next choose how many columns you want the page to be. So we have set up a grid vertically, the next step will be to set up a horizontal or baseline grid, which all our text will stick to. Start the grid at 10mm in accordance with your borders. Now we will add a heading. I shall now add an introduction paragraph in the exact same way. So thats it, I have waffled on long enough.

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