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Number of Nodes in ArchiveType Fonts |
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Written by Archivist
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Tuesday, 29 August 2006 |
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Due to a number of nodes (points needed to define the shape of each letter) it is recommendable to convert the fonts to outlines before printing. By doing this a user avoids potential shape deformations or errors in the process. For the same reason it is possible that some fonts might slow down the performance on some older computers.  Nodes needed to define the shape and texture of Archive Copperplate Head
Since the fonts are rather detailed it takes a huge amount of nodes to define detailed shapes and structures. It is the price we have to pay in order to preserve the rich and complex texture found in the majority of the ArchiveType fonts.
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