Two popular sans serif typefaces

Martha H.13 February 2008 · 07:12

I've managed to escape knowing these two typefaces, although they're quite popular. The first is the sans serif Print magazine uses for its body copy. It's a wide typeface, and is rounded when it's bolded. Does anyone know this without me scanning and posting it?

The second (I've attached) has a lowercase l that curves at the baseline and a slightly squared o.

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poms13 February 2008 · 07:18

>attached
FF Din

Rainer Zerenko13 February 2008 · 07:19

FF DIN for the sample. Please post a sample for the Print magazine.

Rainer Zerenko13 February 2008 · 07:21

And according to this thread print mag uses Gotham Round …

Hi, Thomas.

Florian Hardwig13 February 2008 · 07:23

Gotham Rounded?

Florian Hardwig13 February 2008 · 07:24

Oh, outrenkoed! ;°)

Martha H.13 February 2008 · 07:29

I have Gotham, so Gotham Round it is. Thank you so much all of you!

Martha H.

Rainer Zerenko13 February 2008 · 08:18

Oh, outrenkoed! ;°)

What a funky neologism. :^D

And a nice good evening to you too, Florian.

poms13 February 2008 · 23:17

Hi Rainer :)

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