Re: Font that Apple Uses

[nobody@wavetech.net (Greg Buchner)]

In article <22E71DAEC504D111B78100805FFE9DC72230D90E@PFS21>, David Ong
Tat-Wee <ongtw@comp.nus.edu.sg> wrote:

> Does anybody know what is the name of the cool-looking font that Apple
> Computers, Inc use in their boxes, products, website, advertisements,
> etc...?  It looks like Times Roman but yet is not Times Roman.

It would be a variant of Garamond called Apple Garamond.

> Interestingly, any text using that font in their website is always a
> graphic image.  Does that mean that a TrueType version does not exist?

Yes a truetype version exists...I think Apple may even have it available
and I know I have the truetype version somewhere between my GS and Macs.

They probably use a graphic image as not everybody would have that font
installed.

Greg B.
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