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Looking over Adobe's font list (http://www.adobe.com/products/fontfolio/pdfs/fontfolio11_font_list.pdf), I noticed that many fonts have "LT" attached to their names, e.g. "Helvetica LT Std Black."
What does "LT" mean?
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Nick
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Hi, do you know what COM means. For example in this font name: Helvetica Neue LT Com
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David
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It's probably shorthand for Compressed.
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I don't know exactly what it litterally means, but a font whose name ends with com is a font containing more glyphs (for more languages) than the Pro or Std version.
See here: https://www.fonts.com/support/faq/opentype-varieties
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Comprehensive? I love reading threads from 2008!
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Yes, but the question I answered to has been posted on November 3…
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Oh, no, I saw that you did reply just recently! I was just going through threads since this one was back to the front page and I thought that COM might stand for compressive. Sometimes my humor doesn't come through to anyone else, but I'm living with it as best I can.
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