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What is it? The
No-Hype Type
CD (version 2) is a
collection of 600 typefaces on CD-R. You can learn all
about it on two web sites. Click either
No-Hype
or Just
Type.
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The
No-Hype Type
CD is very hard to find in
stores. Distributors and retailers seem to view small
developers as prey rather than as partners. I have largely
given up on that channel after some bad experiences. The
emergence of on-line
auctions has been wonderful for this
small developer.
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Here is a link to the auctions I currently have
on
eBay.
I almost always have auctions
here.
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Alhough its auctions halls are usually
pretty empty, I sometimes list things at
Yahoo.
Check and see if anything is current.
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Kagi provides services for shareware and other
small developers. You can order the No-Hype Type CD via a
credit card here at my
kagi page. (However, it is much
cheaper to buy it at auction.)
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I used to colonize free web pages. Every time I
found another place that offered them, I grabbed some space
and put up a site. Unfortunately, they often come with a lot
of annoying ads. Here are some of the places I once put
stuff, but I rarely update any of them.
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Geocities
was the first site I found that offered a lot of free space.
I have a lot of stuff here, including a copy of my specimen
book, but I do not like all the extra windows they open, so
I have not updated anything here for a very long time.
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Angelfire
offers only 200K, but they allow
commercial messages (and I
have one which tells how to order the No-Hype Type CD of
typefaces).
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I have put some of my big files for downloading
on
nbci.com.
Go here for the freebies I offer.
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Tripod
is another set of free pages I have utilized. I opened it to
allow some overflow from the geocities site. I do not change
these pages very often.
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A Polish localization of the Ingrimayne
Type library is available with the title of
'Biblioteka
Theta.' Polish uses a number of
characters which are not in the standard character set used
in the US, items such as 'A' and 'E' with a little hook on
their bottoms (an ogonek) and a 'Z' with a dot over it. The
localization was done by Kuba Tatarkiewicz, who had
previously localized the Bitstream library.
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Robert Schenk (November 2000)
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