TrueType
VS. PostScript VS. Opentype
We include both TrueType and PostScript
Type 1 formats on each font disk. If you are not sure which
format to use, odds are that TrueType is your best bet. If
you have a PostScript capable printer and ATM installed on
your computer, the PostScript is for you. For a detailed explanation
of Opentype click here.
How
do I use a font?
All P22 fonts can be used in place of
Times, Helvetica, Courier, or any other font that comes with
your computer or printer. They can be used in most word processing,
painting, and page layout programs for anything from personal
stationery to restaurant menus to annual reports.
Other
Resources
You
can learn more about computer fonts from the Font
FAQ
