Comment Comment by tkone Arg this article is wrong.TrueType was FREELY licensed. You could use TrueType fonts in Windows 3.1. (I know, I was there.)What Apple didn't license was their Advanced Type Tech (Quickdraw GX?) which allowed for further refinements to glyph positioning. parent tkone 2 years ago
TrueType was FREELY licensed. You could use TrueType fonts in Windows 3.1. (I know, I was there.)
What Apple didn't license was their Advanced Type Tech (Quickdraw GX?) which allowed for further refinements to glyph positioning.