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Posted by Alonso Villafuerte in
29 Jan 2013 — 7:31am
29 Jan 2013 — 7:31am
Hi my friends, today I have a question for you, WHAT IS YOUR OPINION of this f-i ?
the language is catalan, and the meaning of the word FINNISIM in english is FINE in spanish is FINISIMO (more easy to traslate)
I attach the pic only of the word, and also attach the pic with the context of the text,
I was read a book, and can see this kind of ligature, very particular.
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29 Jan 2013 — 7:59am
The typeface uses an f with a short arc, so there is no need to merge f and i.
So what is you question exactly?
29 Jan 2013 — 11:08am
yes, but in this example that works! because there another type that don´t merge f and i, but the lecture is not good, so in this typeface i guess that works for the position of the dot (i) thats the point of my post my friend,