During my initial training with InDesign, I used free fonts available on the internet. However, despite installing them correctly, I occasionally encountered an error message indicating that some fonts were missing or not linked properly. To avoid this issue, I decided to use InDesign's built-in font set. My selections are listed below.
Given below is the series of font types that I have short listed, I might me using them in my production.
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Given below is the series of font types that I have short listed, I might me using them in my production.
Cover page - Title font options
Cover line font options
Subtitle fonts
For text other than above, I will be using Times New Roman or Calbri
What I have learned
All above fonts are built in font set in InDesign. However There are sites like Fontsspace.com that I can download fonts freely and install them into Windows system. I will keep that option in mind when I do my final mockups. Specially, If I want to experiment with more unique or decorative typefaces to better match the theme and tone of my magazine.
All above fonts are built in font set in InDesign. However There are sites like Fontsspace.com that I can download fonts freely and install them into Windows system. I will keep that option in mind when I do my final mockups. Specially, If I want to experiment with more unique or decorative typefaces to better match the theme and tone of my magazine.
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