ajit2
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helvetica neue
I'm looking for a free download of the helvetica neue font family.
I just need it to do a once-off edit of the text of a pdf, so don't really want to have to pay for it.
Any ideas?? (I can't find it on google).
I just need it to do a once-off edit of the text of a pdf, so don't really want to have to pay for it.
Any ideas?? (I can't find it on google).
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Ajit
Since you probably don't need all variants of Helvetica Neue, it doesn't need to be terribly expensive. Anyway, if you need it for a client, the client probably will be glad to pay.
Check out the Corel suite of applications; they have Zillions of Fonts included. The Swiss721 font series are quite close to Helvetica Neue.
Btw - font designing is actually hard work; most designers can't live of it because people do not want to pay for their fonts. So, buying the font is actually a good idea.
Hope this helps
Jan
Since you probably don't need all variants of Helvetica Neue, it doesn't need to be terribly expensive. Anyway, if you need it for a client, the client probably will be glad to pay.
Check out the Corel suite of applications; they have Zillions of Fonts included. The Swiss721 font series are quite close to Helvetica Neue.
Btw - font designing is actually hard work; most designers can't live of it because people do not want to pay for their fonts. So, buying the font is actually a good idea.
Hope this helps
Jan
There was a time when possession of the screen only part of type 1 fonts was considred legitimate - meaning that you were not going to print anything and that you were editing only. You should be able to get fonts from the customer otherwise. Also if word flow is not critical, editing in any reasonably close font should be practical enough as your clients software will reflow the text appropriately when they get the file back - all you need to do is check for typos.
wooohoo!
that will tell you a bit about how EE feels about pirating and such. its just not a good idea.