When I go to choose a font for documents I create, I’m looking for something legible, but unique. Upon reading through the different styles, I see that so many have different names but look practically identical.
Why is that?
Can you give us some names? By an anomaly in copyright law, many successful typefaces have knockoffs; for example, my font library once included Book Antiqua, a knockoff of Palatino, and my last typewriter’s face was Esteem, a knockoff of Prestige.
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