Ascender Corporation, a leading provider of advanced font products, announced an agreement with Letraset to distribute the renowned Fontek Digital Typeface collection. There are over 350 Letraset fonts, and all available for immediate download with a workstation license from the www.AscenderFonts.com store, and for OEM/ISV companies to license from the www.AscenderCorp.com Web site. Ascender also offers licenses for servers and web-based applications.
Letraset was founded in 1959 in London and developed dry transfer lettering, an innovative medium for designers and commercial artists. Letraset developed a wide range of typeface styles including script, decorative, picture and text fonts from respected type designers and lettering artists including Jill Bell, Richard Bradley, Colin Brignall, Tim Donaldson, Dave Farey, Phil Grimshaw, David Quay and Martin Wait. The Fontek Digital Typeface collection from Letraset has grown to over 350 fonts. The fonts are all available in the high quality TrueType font format for Windows, Mac OS X and other TrueType-capable systems.
This article was last modified on August 18, 2021
This article was first published on August 11, 2009
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