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Quantity of sorts composing of a complete character set of a single style of a particular typeface.
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Converting font from WOFF (Web Open Font Format) to a format I can use in MS Word
OTF fonts sometimes can have higher quality depending on the font you are importing.
Fontforge can use a variety of export and imported font types, so it can be used to conver other fonts as well. … It is also very useful for making or recreating your own fonts. There is a guide here with other uses of FontForge. …
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