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[veldt.com] Word: Displaying a simple sentence, using the OpenType version of Frutiger LT 45, with the bold style applied (via Word, not the actual bold family member). This is how it should look.

[The 86th Street Weblog] Arial... or Helvetica?: Yeesh.) Aaanyway, I’m not the only one who thinks that Arial is an utterly repulsive font that is nothing but a poor man’s rip-off of Helvetica, and now you can take a quiz to see if you can tell the difference. I got 9 of 10…

 [Andy Budd::Blogography] Mrs Eaves: Originally designed for the signage at Charles De Gaulle Airport in Paris, Frutiger is a beautifully fluid and legible typeface. Without doubt the most influential typeface in the past 30 tears, Frutiger has been the inspiration for many amazing fonts including the excellent Myriad Pro.

 [Clagnut.com] The new typography | clagnut/blog: However, Univers was also derived from Helvetica and is one of the most widely sans-serifs in graphic design. Further, Univers’s designer, Adrian Frutiger, went on to design another variation simply called Frutiger.

[Jeff.cs.mcgill.ca] Choice fonts: Typophile discusses the choice of Garamond. Opinions differ on the main implementations: Stempel Garamond, Adobe Garamond, the new Garamond from Adobe promised in 2003, Sabon Next, Berthold Garamond, 1530, ATF Garamond (metal), Valdonega Jannon, Valdonega Garamond, Jannon Text Moderne, Monotype Garamond, Sabon, and Augereau.

[Scobleizer.com] Scoble’s Link Blog » Blog Archive » Nice Fonts (from ...: Just another WordPress weblog .Via the irritatingly-URL’d del.icio.us, here are some of the best fonts of the year.

 [Robotjohnny.com] RobotJohnny.com » Blog Archive » Oscar Oscar!: I guess the designer just chose fonts at random”¦ Poster77.jpg. But I suppose it’s better than last year, when apparently the .

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