Rendering Digital Type: A Historical and Economic View of Technology

Robert A. Morris

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Graphic Design and Typography Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis History of Computing Technologies

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The design and rendering of digital type poses new problems to the type and software designers who must bring the type to fruition. But the stages through which this process is travelling reflect those of previous transitions to new technologies which have accompanied letter rendering since the beginning of written language.

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1963Legibility of print 1979Mathematical typography 1988Digital Typography: An Introduction to Type and Composition for Computer System Design 1986Letters of Credit: A View of Type Design 1981Visual Factors and Eye Movements in Reading.1987Digital Formats for Typefaces 1975Generation of Roman printed fonts 1986The Design of Lucida®: an Integrated Family of Types for Electronic Literacy

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