In article <
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shanhassan06@gmail.com says...
Hey All,
Can someone tells me which is the similar text to Adobe Sans MM..
That's a Multiple Master font. Multiple Masters are intended to be
continuously variable fonts, variable along a number of design axes.
So there is no single simple font which is 'similar' to the MM font,
except of course another MM font. A specific instance of a MM font is
intended to be used as a replacement for a missing font, taking into
account whatever design axes the font might have (eg Boldness,
italicisation. compression such as narrow or condesed etc)
Most likely what you are seeing is Adobe Acrobat listing 'Adobe Sans
MM' as the actual used font for a missing font in a PDF file? In this
case what you want a rteplacement for is the original font.
However, sometimes people do use Multiple Master fonts as original
fonts, presumably because they don't understand the purpose of Multiple Masters. I don't really know of a font which is 'similar enough' to
Adobe Sans MM, perhaps Helvetica would do for you.
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