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Anonymous
Jul 7, 2018 9:51 PM UTC
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Font Folio: Pro vs. Pr6N

I bought Adobe Font Folio a while back. Today, I noticed I have duplicate fonts, one ending in "Pro" and the other ending "Pr6N" (I am referring specifically to Kozuka Gothic & Kozuka Minchin fonts, if it matters).

  1. How in the world did this happen?
  2. Which one should I delete?

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Legend
Jul 27, 2018 10:23 AM UTC

Pr6N is a classification of Japanese fonts, to tell the purchaser which character collection they support. What Is Special About The Pr6N Fonts? Masahiko Kozuka has been making fonts since 1952 so his designs may have been released in several incompatible iterations. Nothing is wrong. There's also Kozuka Gothic Pro EL which is a web-available font. Use the one you need.

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Legend
Jul 27, 2018 10:23 AM UTC

Pr6N is a classification of Japanese fonts, to tell the purchaser which character collection they support. What Is Special About The Pr6N Fonts? Masahiko Kozuka has been making fonts since 1952 so his designs may have been released in several incompatible iterations. Nothing is wrong. There's also Kozuka Gothic Pro EL which is a web-available font. Use the one you need.

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Anonymous
Jul 27, 2018 8:45 PM UTC

Thank you!

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