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Vialog® Com Medium
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| Price: | US$ 76.00 |
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| ... is part of the Vialog® Font Family, comprising altogether 8 fonts in OpenType Com format. |
Character set features:
388 characters
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Technical information
OpenType outline flavour:
OTF - TrueType flavoured
File name: VialogLTCom-Medium.ttf Windows menu name: Vialog LT Com Light PostScript name: VialogLTCom-Medium PostScript full name: Vialog LT Com Medium |
Catalog material number:
26843033
Vialog® Medium
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| Price: | US$ 39.00 |
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| ... is part of the Vialog® Font Family, comprising altogether 22 fonts in Windows TrueType format. |
Character set features:
246 characters
Linked font group:
Technical information
File name: lt_55376.ttf Windows menu name: Vialog LT Light PostScript name: VialogLT-Medium PostScript full name: Vialog LT Medium |
Catalog material number:
15155376
Vialog® Medium
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| Price: | US$ 39.00 |
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| ... is part of the Vialog® Font Family, comprising altogether 22 fonts in Windows PostScript format. |
Character set features:
246 characters
Linked font group:
Technical information
File name: lt_55376.pfb Windows menu name: Vialog LT Medium PostScript name: VialogLT-Medium PostScript full name: Vialog LT Medium |
Catalog material number:
35355376
Vialog® Medium
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| Price: | US$ 39.00 |
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| ... is part of the Vialog® Font Family, comprising altogether 22 fonts in Mac PostScript format. |
Character set features:
247 characters
Linked font group:
Technical information
File name: VialoLTMed PostScript name: VialogLT-Medium PostScript full name: Vialog LT Medium |
Catalog material number:
35055376
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Vialog™ is based on a normally proportioned transportation typeface that Professor Werner Schneider designed as 'Euro Type' for the German Federal Transportation Ministry in 1988. Behind its forms are comprehensive studies of the legibility of European transportation typefaces regarding their optimization and standardization.
Professor Schneider worked with Helmut Ness of the