Help & Support
You may be stuck on how to handle the font files you have received from us, or just need some guidance on how to incorporate the fonts into a website. Look in the appropriate section of this reference and see if the answer is there. If you are still having a problem, you can use the Contact Us form for help, and we will do our best to help you or point you in the best direction for further assistance.

Desktop Fonts 

Our standard supply format is OpenType OTF, the Adobe font format based on Postscript CFF outlines. Should you require any other format, please get in touch, as we can create fonts in most formats.

 

Web Fonts 

We supply TTF, EOT, SVG, WOFF & WOFF2 formats. Strictly, the only formats required for today’s browsers are WOFF & WOFF2 but some customers will like to have the legacy formats to cover users of older browsers and systems. We supply WOFF & WOFF2 formats as both stand-alone files and as URI data in a CSS file.

 

E-Publishing Fonts 

The format supplied for this is OpenType TTF. It is adapted specifically for use in this environment, however should you require a different format for your E-Publishing project, please get in touch and will do what we can to help you.

 

Mobile App Fonts 

This format is also an adapted version of OpenType TTF, but please contact us if you require another format for your project.

 

Trial Fonts 

These are supplied in OpenType CFF, the same format as Desktop Fonts. We are sorry, but we cannot supply these in any other format.

 

Installing fonts onto a desktop or laptop computer is a simple process. We would however recommend that you use a Font Manager Program to install the fonts. There are many available, some free and some not free.

To install fonts onto a Apple Mac computer, we would recommend that you use the FontBook app on the Mac system. Check out the instructions on this Apple support page.

https://support.apple.com

To install fonts onto a Windows computer without a font manager program, just right-click the font file icon and select ‘Install’ from the menu. Check out the instructions on this Microsoft support page.

https://support.microsoft.com

There are many different strategies for incorporating fonts into a website. If you have limited experience of using web fonts, we would suggest studying some resources to familiarise yourself with how they work.

https://developer.mozilla.org

https://www.w3schools.com

 

The common range of languages supported by the fonts are shown on the Typeface page under ‘Technical Info’ at the bottom.

If you have a requirement for a less common language, put the language name in the search box in the page footer to see what fonts we have that will support that language.

If the fonts you require do not have the necessary language coverage, contact us, and we will do our best to help.

No, This is not permitted under any of our license agreements. If you need changes to one or more of our fonts, please contact us so that we can discuss your requirements.

No, not using any of the fonts from our website. This use comes under our Broadcasting License and is not available online. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.