New York font
Mac Pro quad, 15" Powerbook 1.67GHz, PPCG4 Dual ghz, Mac OS X (10.5.5), 4 gb RAM desktop, 1gb RAM laptop
Mac Pro quad, 15" Powerbook 1.67GHz, PPCG4 Dual ghz, Mac OS X (10.5.5), 4 gb RAM desktop, 1gb RAM laptop
Although I can't quite remember whether Apple belatedly made TrueType versions of these.
All the original fonts that had city names such as Monaco, Cairo and New York etc were bitmap fonts
PeterBreis0807 wrote:
All the original fonts that had city names such as Monaco, Cairo and New York etc were bitmap fonts, that is they were just dots on the screen, they didn't have outlines. Although I can't quite remember whether Apple belatedly made TrueType versions of these.
it was a bitmap font, that was later recreated as a TrueType font by the Bigelow and Holmes studio.
Magnus Lewan wrote:
Funny, I have not felt old for several decades.
PeterBreis0807 wrote:
New York disappeared long ago with Mac OS Classic.
All the original fonts that had city names such as Monaco, Cairo and New York etc were bitmap fonts, that is they were just dots on the screen, they didn't have outlines.
Terminal relies on the Monaco font to function correctly.
GEN79 wrote:
Where in OpenOffice can I find those fonts? I looked into the package of version 3, and didn't find them.
It's really happy because Apple states:
It's not the TrueType outlines in Monaco that matter, but the layout logic in the font file itself.
New York font