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I hope you don't mean their fonts. They were one of
the first third-party PostScript font vendors. Their early
success at selling fonts had more to do with the lack of
choice than quality. They were pretty bad. Although they
continued to sell them to the end, they stopped developing
them long ago and went on to develop and market some
very useful software--including what eventually became
iTunes.
Mark, I checked out their bundled package and they do have
quite a few specialty fonts that could prove useful for
specific applications. I'll try to post a few that might be
unique digitizations.
Granted, viewed in its entirety, their type library is poor.
And Conflict Catcher and several other apps
never made the jump to OSX...
Gazelle was one of those C&G unique fonts. I had an SSI
knockoff that I adored and Mike Y. ID'd the original as
Gazelle. Sort of an Arthur Bakerishly calligraphic script.
I bought it just in the nick of time, as it turned out. Some
of the letter spacing could be better, but the character
set is fairly complete.
It seems like when I surveyed the font offerings on the
website, a few of the scripts were the only faces that
stood out as unique.
(What was with that Fluent Laser Fonts moniker?)
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