From initial FONT bitmaps, PostScript Type 1 in the LaserWriter, and the release of TrueType in 1991, to data-fork format TrueType suitcases and OpenType in Mac OS X.
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How can you use San Francisco, the system font for macOS and Apple’s other OSes? An example traced through from macOS internals to PDF and HTML.
Chicago, Charcoal, Lucida Grande, Helvetica Neue, and San Francisco or SF Pro – a visual journey through 40 years.
Emoji are no longer the only characters which come in full colour: OpenType-SVG fonts are now available in full colour too, and simple to use in macOS 10.14 and iOS 12.
Apple’s operating systems have a gamut of icons and symbols. Where can you get them ready to use? SF Symbols now delivers that, or so it might appear.
A compilation of links to important and useful articles posted by Apple, featuring reference info, details of iCloud.com features, and more.
One perhaps cosmetic bug gives insight into some bigger problems in Mail.
Using Acrobat for filing your tax return is like sandpaper for cleaning your teeth.
Font problems still trip up many Mac users. Here is what a non-specialist needs to know.
These give you control in scripts over the presence of badges, captions, and general appearance of writing spaces in the Map view.
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