by overlaying them over one another).JohnBĤ,750 1 1 gold badge 33 33 silver badges 47 47 bronze badges Also, it is best to get a visual comparison between fonts if possible (e.g. There have been questions about free alternatives to Helvetica and also similar fonts to Helvetica Neue, but the answers were based on available fonts from at least a couple years ago and I would like to know if there have been changes or new fonts since. This was the response, Michael Lai gave me: I (Ryan, whom is editing this) asked what is meant by dated. Please include a visual example if possible, and include some reasons why each font would be a good choice I'm after a smallish number of well-thought-out suggestions, and definitely not a bare list. a single story 'a' or distinctly different 'g'. I guess I'm looking for something that will be a close match in most of its shapes but will have enough points of difference to make people (OK, other designers) wonder what I've used. Actually, no, Acrobat doesn't normally use Myriad Pro as a replacement font for Helvetica! Normally, if Acrobat needs Helvetica and Helvetica (by that name and not Helvetica Neue or Helvetica LT Std, etc.) is not available, it will attempt to find and use Arial. Try fonts from selection of high quality & professional desktop and web fonts. Purchase downloadable Adobe Type fonts for commercial use from best online collection. I'd like to use something similar-but-different for my poster project. Then open the PDF in Acrobat and embed the font using the Preflight fixup. Distill the PDF without embedding that font.
For an embedded font, try changing the point where the font is embedded, rather than sending it inside the PostScript file.Actually, no, Acrobat doesn't normally use Myriad Pro as a replacement font for Helvetica! Normally, if Acrobat needs Helvetica and Helvetica (by that name and not Helvetica Neue or Helvetica LT Std, etc.) is not available, it will attempt to find and use Arial.A good Myriad font will also offer nearly as many weights as Helvetica, so it has a lot of versatility. I think it offers the same readability and clean style as Helvetica, but with a bit of character that is more restrained than some of the others you mention in your question so it doesn't stand out too much.
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