AllType Body & Text Style Fonts
- No. of downloads: 0
- Publisher: Graphx Edge
- Date added: 28/09/2006
- File size: 499K
- License: Free to try
- Minimum requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista
Publisher's description
This trial version includes 10 classic body style fonts while the full version features 21 complete font families for a total of 81 Windows TrueType fonts with licensing that allows for personal, commercial, and for-profit usage. Each font is in Windows TrueType format with the full ASCII character set.
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