![]() ![]() Now, I tried to switch from Apple's TrueType to any Type 1 or OpenType font simply by replacing the font in the user/Library/Fonts folder (I read this was possible to do, so I tried it), but it causes some applications to have their Helvetica Neue typing a little higher above the usual baseline than it's supposed to be. Can you imagine what it does to a layout if I let the Apple's version to override my Type 1 I'm used to work with? It wouldn't be so much of a problem if the fonts were REALLY the same: I noticed the one from Apple has a baseline set to be about 15% or 20% lower than my Type 1 version. The problem is mainly because I use a very elaborated Helvetica Neue Type 1 font for a customer (I'm a graphic designer) and it creates a font conflict problem with the one included and used by Mac OSX Leopard. ![]()
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