Re: Apple Corporate Font!

[brian.hammack@rook.wa.com (Brian Hammack)]

 Charles chanted almost zenlike:

 JG> O.K. I feel stupid for not knowing this.
 JG> This is the question that I have been curious for a
 JG> while now...:

 JG> What font is it that Apple uses for their GUIs.

 JG> From the time of GS/OS to the current Macs. I
 JG> believe it has not changed.

Apple itself used what many call Cupertino (what a typesetter calls it
I don't know) on the old models, and then progressed to Garamond,
which is a little more like Times.  Apple has changed its corporate
font (seen in advertising), yes, but only for clarity's sake.

The Mac system font was Chicago for a long time, but is now Charcoal.
GSOS uses Shaston 8pt, but is changeable with the use of various NDAs.

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