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Reader's Digest font - help needed!
#1 Posted by mh2007 on 2007-10-23 04:55:00 | quote | 84.45.*.2*
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Does anyone know what serif font Reader's Digest use for their main body copy in all their articles? It's frustrating as seems to be a combination of Century Schoolbook and Garamond. It's very close to Century Old Style Std, but that lower case j and its lack of a ball, eliminates that font.

Utopia is very close.

Any help, much appreciated!
#2 Posted by site moderator neogrey on 2007-10-23 15:51:02 | quote | 87.97.*.7*
My font detection software sugested Linotype Rotation
#3 Posted by mh2007 on 2007-10-24 05:50:26 | quote | 84.45.*.2*
Thanks Ivan, Rotation is mighty close as well! Only let down by the lower case j. It seems to be a mix between rotation and utopia. I know companies come up with custom fonts for themselves, but I though just maybe the font would be commercially available.
#4 Posted by mh2007 on 2007-10-25 03:58:46 | quote | 84.45.*.2*
Cracked it - Poynter Old Style Text Two Roman

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