11 matchesYou can not and should not. Helvetica Neue is a commercial font.
8 matcheslooking for helvetica neue fonts or something similar, can somebody help me?
3 matchesHi, I am trying to take an unpublished manuscript that I have rights to and print out pages to be bound (the book will be a gift). A lovely local printer gave me instructions to format w/ 1 1/8" margins and use Helvetica narrow and he will send the pages off to be bound as a proper book. However I am on a Mac and it doesn't offer Helvetica narrow. As the purpose of the narrow was to keep the work legible while keeping the number of pages the same / manageable for binding (it's in 12 point TNR now) I am wondering if Helvetica CV, which I do have on my Mac, would work. Any other suggestions would be most welcome. Thanks in advance to the experts who donate their time to help the totally inexperienced, e.g. me.
2 matchesI am trying to find Helvetica Medium in true type font. I thought it would be simple but NO. I have about 20000 fonts and no helvetica medium. I have HelveticaNeueLT-Medium. Is that it? Any help would be appreciated.
3 matchesI am looking for this font...I thought that it was helvetica bolded because of the R but it doesn't seem to fit...is there another font out there that is like helvetica or do I need to modify myself? :(
Thanks for your help!
3 matchesharabara is an awful modification of Helvetica.
3 matchesStraight Helvetica with less weight, as in aeroplanes should be the use.
1 matchesHello,
Impact will not do the Job. Look at the letter 1
and then look at Helvetica Inserat and Helvetica
Condensed. Helvetica Inserat -> BT Swiss 921
1 matchesHi,
It's should be Helvetica Inserat, Helvetica Bold (Collector's ... and George ...) and Helvetica Bold Condensed (The original ...).
Bye bye
1 matchesCan someone tell me what the font used for the red text is called? It seems to be used in most of these old boxing posters. The capital 'R' led me to helvetica. Helvetica however, even when stretched doesn't produce the same 'S'. Also the capital 'C' in helvetica is rounded all the way, rather than at the top and bottom (staying fully vertical in the middle). Any help is much appreciated.
