Fonts available (fwd)

[Dr. Dominik Wujastyk]

Mr Anderson of Ecological Linguistics has asked me to forward this
message to members of INDOLOGY.  It is an advert, but given the
relevance to Indic studies, I don't think that matters too much.
The Ecological Linguistics catalogue is worth getting, if you are
looking fonts.  It is the only source I know of if you need, say,
Brahmi!

Dominik

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Forwarded message:
> Delivery-Date: Wed, 7 Dec 1994 17:31:59 +0000
> Date: 07 Dec 94 17:31 GMT
> From: ECOLING at AppleLink.Apple.COM (Ecological Linguistics,Anderson,PRT)
> Subject: Fonts available

> Please post the following message to the discussions list INDOLOGY.
> Please translate this message if you wish.
>  
> Ecological Linguistics offers high quality fonts for Devanagari including more
> forms than are used by most book publishers, also other Indic and Southeast
> Asian scripts, Brahmi, and essentially all other alphabets of the world
> including even many extinct writing systems; also many transliteration
> standards and phonetic symbols.
>  
> You will find these fonts to be both higher quality and lower prices than those
> available from other sources.  Rated "best foreign language fonts" by one of
> the two largest Macintosh users groups for two years running.  Used by major
> academic institutions for publishing.
>  
> For Macintosh (best on system 7 or later), for all alphabets, including super-
> efficient keyboard software; both Postscript and TrueType outline font formats
> scalable to any size.
>  
> For Windows (3.1 or later), TrueType fonts
>  
> The following scripts are (as of December 1994) available on Macintosh only in
> system versions 7.1 to 7.1.2: Chinese/Japanese/Korean/Arabic/Hebrew, not on
> Windows
>  
> A free catalog of samples is available if you send your postal address (not
> email or fax) via Internet to
>  
> ECOLING at Applelink.Apple.com
>  
> or via Applelink to
>  
> ECOLING.
>  
> Or send a letter by post to
> Ecological Linguistics
> P.O. Box 15156
> Washington, D.C., 20003