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Dead History. (computer font)

Print , May, 1995 by Meggs, Philip B. Read the full article with a Free Trial of HighBeam Research »

Does history repeat itself? In the Victorian era, new industrial technologies - such as mechanical routers to cut display type from blocks of wood, and the mechanical punch-cutter - dramatically reduced the cost of introducing new typefaces. This resulted in a staggering volume of experimentation and innovation. That revolution produced an unsurpassed volume of decorative, eccentric, and novelty type designs. Now, as the millennium approaches, electronic technologies are once again dramatically reducing the cost of designing and manufacturing new type fonts. This revolution threatens

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