States, in Order to form a more perfect Union,
establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility,
provide for the common Defense, promote the
general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of
Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity.
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| buy now | one person | two people | five people |
|---|---|---|---|
| Equity | $119 | $159 | $239 |
| Equity + Concourse Basic | $199 | $269 | $399 |
| Equity + Concourse Standard | $239 | $319 | $479 |
| Equity + Concourse Standard + Triplicate | $299 | $399 | $599 |
| Equity + Concourse Standard + Triplicate + Advocate | $359 | $479 | $719 |
Equity includes 48 font files:
= 6 styles (regular, italic, bold, bold italic, regular caps, bold caps)
× 2 weight grades (A and B)
× 2 variants (regular and Tab, with tabular figures as the defaults)
× 2 file formats (OpenType, and TrueType-compatible OpenType TT)
Read the font license (it’s short) or the FAQ
For details on character set and OpenType features, see the PDF specimen
For more than five people, email mb@mbtype.com
Equity is used for body text in this book. Equity was originally designed for legal writers, but any professional writer can benefit from its many conveniences:
Equity fits as much text on the page as Times New Roman, and stays legible down to small point sizes.
Equity has been designed to perform well on both high-end output devices and office printers. Each style in the family comes in two weight grades so you can pick the grade that looks just right on your printer—a feature found in very few fonts.
Equity comes with a separate set of caps fonts, which contain real small caps and already include my recommended letterspacing.
Equity has a short, plain-English license that includes permission to use it in PDFs, websites, apps, and electronic books.
Equity has no demo version, but I offer a 30-day return option: if the fonts aren’t your style, you can cancel your license and get a refund.
Equity is also available with Concourse as a discounted bundle.
In this book, I use Equity’s text grades to optimize web display—Windows machines and high-resolution iPads get the heavier grade; Macs and lower-resolution iPads get the lighter grade. (Web jocks can look at the page source to see how this is done.)