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  Butterick’s Practical Typography

  Color | Butterick’s Practical Typography First, ty­pog­ra­phers will some­times speak of a font as cre­at­ing a cer­tain color on the page—even when it’s black. Used this way, the word en­cap­su…
  Legal | Butterick’s Practical Typography No part of this book may be re­pro­duced with­out writ­ten per­mis­sion from me. Send re­quests to mb@mb­type.com. Re­pro­duc­tions that qual­ify as fair…
  Grids | Butterick’s Practical Typography A grid is a sys­tem of hor­i­zon­tal and ver­ti­cal lines that can guide lay­out choices. Grids have been part of page lay­out since the Guten­berg Bible…
  MB fonts | Butterick’s Practical Typography I ap­pre­ci­ate the small pay­ments for Prac­ti­cal Ty­pog­ra­phy. But read­ers who buy fonts are the ones who really keep this book alive—and by ex­ten­…
  Ellipses | Butterick’s Practical Typography An el­lip­sis (plural el­lipses) is a se­quence of three dots used to in­di­cate an omis­sion in quoted material. Windows Mac OS HTML … ellipsis alt 0133…
  Résumés | Butterick’s Practical Typography As a law stu­dent, I went on a few job in­ter­views. At one, the in­ter­viewer’s first com­ment was “It’s so un­usual that I see a ré­sumé with­out any t…
  Emails | Butterick’s Practical Typography What about ty­pog­ra­phy within emails? Un­for­tu­nately, due to the tech­ni­cal con­straints of email sys­tems, your op­tions are limited. Un­like a PDF…
  Equity | Butterick’s Practical Typography WE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common Defense…
  Tables | Butterick’s Practical Typography The good news: ta­bles are one of the hand­i­est tools in your word proces­sor and web browser. A ta­ble is usu­ally the right so­lu­tion for lay­out prob…
  Charter | Butterick’s Practical Typography Char­ter was de­signed by Matthew Carter in 1987 as a body text font that would hold up well on low-res­o­lu­tion out­put de­vices of the day—fax ma­chin…
  Columns | Butterick’s Practical Typography They’re un­usual in word-proces­sor lay­outs, but I don’t ob­ject to columns in a long doc­u­ment. Columns are an easy way to get a shorter and more leg­…
  Kerning | Butterick’s Practical Typography Kern­ing is the ad­just­ment of spe­cific pairs of let­ters to im­prove spac­ing and fit. (It’s dis­tinct from let­terspac­ing, which af­fects all pairs.…
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  Matthew Butterick

  (purchased by Red Hat in 1999). Expanding Typography for Lawyers, Butterick published Practical Typography as a "web-based book" in July 2013. Butterick