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Originally Posted by dwig
- It can be smaller in terms of file size than an embedded font
- It can work when "publishers fonts" are not allowed, either by user option or limitations of the reader app or format.
Though it does require a format and reader app that supports SVG, not all do. JPEGs are the most universal. |
The first is definitely true due to the grunge effect adding lots of lines to the letters. The font after converting to opentype is 7.8 meg, the truetype is 1 meg. So I'll need to get rid of the glyphs I'm not using. And maybe research how to make smaller opentype files with FontForge. The license.txt file says "This font is free for both personal and commercial use" with no mention of any limits or devices. It's FFF Tusj Bold.