Thread: Looking for a public domain font for embedding into books
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Old 12-05-2009, 09:55 AM   #6
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Yeah, it looks like there's often a link to the font's homepage listed under "More Information" on that site. (At least if you're registered.)

You might want to check out Zenda there too.

When poking around there yesterday, I discovered OFL Sorts Mill Goudy, which I absolutely love. It would become my favorite font, if only I could get it to work properly with XeLaTeX and Adobe Reader. (The PDFs produced by XeLaTeX for it look good on other PDF software, just not Adobe's... )
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