This sans-serif face has 9 weights, all with italics. The two heaviest weights have jumbled versions as well, which could be handy for display and poster work. There’s lots of Open Type features, which are given below, and they are also included in the Instructions PDF which is intended to be downloaded from the gallery.

OPEN TYPE Features included in this font are --------- • Standard Ligatures will produce the ligature character for ff fi fj fl fu ffi ffj ffl ffu and also the special characters for these combinations (include the parentheses where indicated) Mc (C) (c) (R) (r) (P) (p) (TM) (tm) c/o No. [which are Scottish Mc copyright registered published TradeMark care-of Numero] • Stylistic Alternates should give you different characters for f j fj ffj - hyphen ¬ logical-not Ü Udieresis © copyright ® registered ~ asciitilde «»‹› all 4 guillemots all 4 quote-marks, single and double, left and right all parentheses and braces {}() , comma and bullet numbers instead of standard numbers brackets left+right [] ____ will give __ a pair of wifi-symbols numbers 0 to 9 ___ will give __ bullet numbers, i.e. white numbers in a big black circle unicode2117 ___ will give __ a different Published sign • Ornaments will likewise give you bullet numbers instead of standard numbers, and lower-case letters as an ending with a dot underneath, and a different asciitilde. • Discretionary Ligatures should give special characters for St. Rd. c/o No. Mc (Scottish Mc) and a slashed zero for zero, and (P) (p) will give the special character for Published. • zero will change zero to a slashed zero • There’s also Superscript and Subscript for numbers. and some letters. • Kerning, of course, which will be Class Kerning to include accented characters There’s a full set of accented characters for Western, Central and Eastern European languages that use Latin letters, with acute, breve, caron, cedilla, circumflex, comma-accent, dieresis, dot-accent, hungarian-umlaut, grave, macron, ogonek, ring, and tilde being the accents utilised.