Early Wednesday, Adobe Systems, Inc. (ADBE) announces the release of its Font Folio 11 software, a most comprehensive type solution for print, Web, digital video, and electronic documents. The product will be available from September 6, 2007, and will be sold mainly through Adobe.com. The package includes a standard 20-computer license for $8,999, and the upgrade pricing, from Font Folio versions 8 or 9 or Font Folio OpenType Edition, will be available starting from $1,599. Adobe will also release a special 5-computer license of Font Folio OpenType Edition for smaller design workplaces for $2,599. International English versions will be available where localized versions are not sold.The software provides enhanced linguistic support, advanced typographic features, and true cross-platform compatibility, providing access to thousands of font options for designers, printers, and advertisers in search of original and classic typefaces. Font Folio 11 is natively supported across Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows Vista, and Windows XP operating systems, and is based on the recent revision and update of the Adobe Type Library. Adobe's new product includes 176 new fonts from famous foundries and cutting-edge designers, and also award-winning Adobe Originals typefaces.Font Folio 11 offers special Opticals packages that provide four or more separate designs for each font, each optimized for a different range of point sizes, from tiny text for footnotes to large type for headlines. Many of the OpenType fonts in Adobe Font Folio 11 contain an expanded glyph set and advanced typographic features, providing designers with the ability to enhance their compositions with typographic extras such as swashes, small caps, and old-style figures. The OpenType format displays and prints fonts seamlessly on Macs and PCs and can be used alongside existing font formats in all documents.
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