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| one person | two people | five people | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Triplicate | $89 | $119 | $179 |
| Equity + Concourse Standard + Triplicate | $299 | $399 | $599 |
| Equity + Concourse Standard + Triplicate + Advocate | $359 | $479 | $719 |
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Triplicate includes 144 font files:
= 3 weights (light, book, bold)
× 3 series (roman, italic, caps)
+ 3 cloned styles
× 4 variants (regular, code, poly, short)
× 3 file formats (OpenType, TrueType-compatible OpenType TT, and WOFF)
Read the font license (it’s short) or the FAQ
For details on character set and OpenType features, visit MB Type
For more than five people, visit MB Type
Triplicate is used for code samples and other monospaced typesetting in this book (e.g., one space between sentences). True, my official advice is that in general you should avoid monospaced fonts. But in some cases, a monospaced font is the right tool for the job. So why not have a nice one?
Triplicate has true italics, real small caps, oldstyle figures, swash caps, box-drawing characters, and other superfluities.
Triplicate includes a Code variant with characters optimized for programming and terminal windows (also seen in Why Racket? Why Lisp?).
`$te_fl{1234*567~890}Regular
`$te_fl{1234*567~890}Code Of interest to screenwriters: Triplicate also includes a Short variant that occupies the same horizontal and vertical space as the Mac OS Courier system font, so it’s easy to switch without altering your document templates.
Triplicate has a short, plain-English license that includes permission to use it in PDFs, websites, apps, and electronic books.
If the fonts don’t suit your needs, you have 30 days to cancel your license and get a refund.