More than 750 of these fonts have been provided via a collaboration with Monotype, which owns the licenses for Helvetica, Gotham, and Avenir. Older versions of some of these fonts were previously ...

See Type 1 font. The Mac uses more general file names; for example, a Helvetica font would have an outline file named "Helve" and a font metrics file named "Helvetica." The icon for the font ...

And it was Apple designer Susan Kare’s job to create digital fonts and icons to usher in ... For a New Yorker, for instance, Helvetica may feel familiar because it's associated with the subway.