Format conversion

A major multinational corporation needed a consistent look for their in-house documents, which were produced on both Macintosh and Windows machines. However, the typeface family they were using for their corporate identity was only available at the time for Macintosh from one vendor, and for Windows from another. Unfortunately, the two versions of the typeface were noticably different. In addition, the company needed another weight of the typeface that was not available anywhere, and they wanted everything to look perfect at 10-point on low-resolution (300-dpi) printers! CastleType designed a proprietary version of the typeface that incorporated the best features of the two commercially available interpretations, created a new weight, and delivered PostScript and TrueType formats for both Macintosh and Windows. And, yes, at 10-point, even at 300-dpi resolution, the fonts looked better than the versions they had licensed from the two big-name type foundries.