Reply To: Assessing the Kerning of a font?

Andy Mcgroarty

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June 18, 2014 at 12:59 am #69040
Andy Mcgroarty
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I have been pondering on this subject in my attempt to understand how to choose the right font and I wondered if there is any way to determine how many kerning pairs there may be in a particular font? Or any similar useful information from the font file or elsewhere?

Then you could easily see whether you should waste your time with a particular font or not.

Thanks and best wishes

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