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<p>Linotype fonts have been an established name for over 100 years. During this<Br>
time, typographers all over the world have benefited from the technical<Br>
innovations of Linotype typesetting machines and from the numerous quality<Br>
fonts developed for professional applications. The Library now includes more<Br>
than 3600 fonts by over 350 wellknown font designers from all over the<Br>
world.<Br>
Our Font Library is the source of the originals. Fonts like Times and<Br>
Helvetica, Hermann Zapf&#146;s Palatino or Adrian Frutiger&#146;s Univers are<Br>
milestones in font creation and have become bestsellers and set standards in<Br>
typography worldwide. And there is no shortage of new material either &#150; the<Br>
International Type Design Contest initiated by Linotype Library attracts<Br>
font designers from all over the world, who come to make their mark with new<Br>
designs, knowing that the winning entries will be entered into the Font<Br>
Library. The latest example is Linotype Ergo by the American Gary Munch.<Br>
Linotype couples these quality alphabets with the very best font technology<Br>
– the entire font library meets Adobe standards and is laid out in<Br>
PostScript compatible programs for all type applications. Text fonts,<Br>
display fonts, digital fonts, euro fonts and symbol fonts make the Linotype<Br>
Library the base of successful design, used by professionals around the<Br>
world.<Br>
A new feature is TrueType technology for Windows fonts, which work without<Br>
the Adobe Type Manager.</p>
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