Adobe Type

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Adobe Systems’ division of typography is an innovator in font technology and design, Adobe was a forerunner in the development of PostScript Type 1 and Type 3 font formats and OpenType technology, as well as being an established digital type foundry.

Contents 1 Font collections 1.1 Adobe Type Library 2 Software & Development 2.1 PostScript 2.2 OpenType 2.3 Adobe Type Manager 3 See also 4 External links

[edit] Font collections

[edit] Adobe Type Library

The following lists include original designs released by Adobe (known as "Adobe Originals"), including its historical representations, or revivals of fonts.

• Adobe Serifs
• Adobe Sans Serifs
• Adobe Display
• Adobe Scripts

[edit] Software & Development

[edit] PostScript

Main article: PostScript

See also: Type 1 and Type 3 fonts and Multiple master fonts

[edit] OpenType

Main article: OpenType

[edit] Adobe Type Manager

Main article: Adobe Type Manager

[edit] See also

• Typeface – definitions and lists
• Type design
• OpenType
• PDF
• List of Adobe software

[edit] External links

• Adobe Type Library

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