For some reason Typophile is adding its own URL and wiki address
Herb — IIRC, your original link (which you’ve now deleted, it appears) used the shortcut method, but without an “http://” protocol expressly included. Without that, the shortcut algorithm assumes it’s an internal link. And when it doesn’t find anything, it appends the string to a generic Wiki address.
By giving the address as plain text in your second post, the system picks up on the “www” and automatically converts this to an external link, adding the protocol as needed.
4 Nov 2012 — 3:37pm
* 'where' not 'here'
5 Nov 2012 — 12:49pm
Don't know if this is what you're looking for, but there's a pdf specimen page available at Adobe.com.
Direct link:
- Herb
5 Nov 2012 — 2:57am
I'm looking for the original print version of it;
->your link is dead (?)
leave me to the typophile wiki: it's suppose?
But thanks @HVB
5 Nov 2012 — 12:51pm
Here's the correct link. You may have to do a copy/paste or type it in directly. For some reason Typophile is adding its own URL and wiki address.
www.adobe.com/type/browser/pdfs/FLRQ/FloraStd-Medium.pdf
I found it originally by googling for
ITC Flora Filetype:pdf
- Herb
6 Nov 2012 — 5:05am
Herb — IIRC, your original link (which you’ve now deleted, it appears) used the shortcut method, but without an “http://” protocol expressly included. Without that, the shortcut algorithm assumes it’s an internal link. And when it doesn’t find anything, it appends the string to a generic Wiki address.
By giving the address as plain text in your second post, the system picks up on the “www” and automatically converts this to an external link, adding the protocol as needed.
HTH.