Generis Sans Regular font as Bonus with any Linotype.com purchase!
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Introduction:
Get to know Generis® this month! A type system packed with four matching subfamilies, Generis offers a total of 28 fonts. All customers making a purchase through May 18 2008 will get the Generis Sans Regular font as bonus. Curious about the other 27? A number of Generis Value Packs are available as well. Berling™ Nova is another superfamily, offering both serif and sans serif variants. While Generis and Berling are great text faces, we know that our customers love display fonts as well: to wrap up this newsletter, check out Phenix American™ or the extreme lightweight designs written up in our new “thin fonts” feature.
Have fonts of fun!
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Through May 18 2008, receive a copy of the Generis Sans Regular font as bonus with any purchase at Linotype.com. Just try it out! Once you’ve started using Generis, try the rest of this stunning type system. And instead of acquiring it font by font, you can license a Value Pack, a great deal for your money: the more fonts you purchase, the more you save on each individual font’s price. All of Generis’s substyles have their own Value Packs ( Sans, Serif, Simple, and Slab). For just 599.00 USD/EUR, you can get them all with the Generis Complete Family Value Pack! |
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Berling Nova is a nordic workhorse text face, with six typefaces spread over four weights and two optical sizes. The design is a retooled expansion of Berling, a 1950s creation by Karl-Erik Forsberg that just might be the most famous typeface ever to come from Sweden. Just released, the Berling Nova Sans family makes a great companion to the seriffed Berling Nova, yet its design is so fresh that it easily stands up to use on its own. Berling Nova Sans is a breath of fresh Scandinavian air, blowing away the stuffiness from the humanist sans genre. |
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Morris Fuller Benton is one of the 20th century’s most prolific typeface designers, and his work continues to inspire the world over during the 21st. Phenix American, originally created in 1935, was one of his last designs. It still finds good use today: imbued with the Art Deco spirit, Phenix American is a very condensed sans serif that cuts a mean figure in magazine headlines, business cards, and billboards. |
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For years, ultra light designs—so-called “hairline” types—have been popular. Two years ago, we wrote a feature illustrating these special faces in the second issue of the Linotype Matrix. Now we’ve brought this information directly onto our website. These typefaces are great for magazine headlines, billboards, or anything where they can be set large enough to show off their curves. |
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 | Linotype offers three categories of OpenType fonts featuring exactly the language support you need.
Each successive version builds upon the last to provide character support for 21, 33, or 48 Latin-based languages. |
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We hope you found this issue of the LinoLetter informative and useful. We highly appreciate your feedback at info@linotype.com
The next issue of this newsletter will be published and dropped in your mailbox in April 2008.
Your Linotype Online Team
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This newsletter may contain forward-looking statements, including but not limited to statements about the product, strategic or business plans of Linotype GmbH. Various important risks and uncertainties may cause our actual results to differ materially from the results indicated by these forward-looking statements, including, without limitation, the implementation of product changes, the adoption of our products by the marketplace, or our ability to obtain and enforce intellectual property protection. For a further list and description of the risks and uncertainties we face, please refer to the the filings made by our parent company, Monotype Imaging Holdings Inc., with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission. We assume no obligation to update any forward-looking statements; whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise and such statements are current only as of the date they are made.
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Berling is a trademark of Verbum AB.
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