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Let's work with some new fonts.

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We are going to go down to page 3,

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we're going to get my type tool,

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draw a nice big box in the center here and we're going to call

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this one Healing Herbs, okay.

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We're going to select it and at the top who are going to go to Character

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and you'll drop this down and you'll see there's a bunch of fonts on your system.

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These are the ones that come at by default when you machine.

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We're going to look at adding fonts from Typekit and some other free stuff.

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Let's quickly look at free fonts and then jump into Typekit.

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there are lots of places to get free fonts,

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1001 free fonts, deaf font, I find.

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There is a lot of techie fonts and crapy fonts in there.

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So I just jumped to Font Squirrel.

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It's a great place for commercial use fonts that

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are free and you can go through here and download them.

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See there's Alex Brush here,

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I'm going to click "Download".

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I'm going to stick it on my desktop in my class files click "Save".

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I'm going to open up that little zip file that it came with,

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double-click it and it's given me this,

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the ttf file, that should hold the fonts that you want.

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It might be an otf file.

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I can't remember what the other ones are,

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but double-click it and depending on your system,

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it'll come out with install font super easy,

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both Mac and PC.

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Now if we jump into InDesign,

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no need to restart.

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I can go up here and say, "Alex".

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There it is, Alex Brush and I can start using that font.

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I'm going to make it a lot bigger, maybe up to 40.

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There's that font, commercial use ready to go.

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Now, Font Squirrel and Free Fonts site's like it,

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often have really good heading fonts,

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but very poor body copy fonts because,

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body copy fonts just take a lot longer to

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make because there's so many more nuances than say,

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just these big headings here.

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So in an earlier video, we looked at my fonts.

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We can buy commercial fonts,

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but we're going to look at Typekit,

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because Typekit is an actual paid for commercial font library, okay, from Adobe.

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But because you've got a Creative Cloud license,

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or potentially you have,

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you get access to it for free or at least as part of your subscriptions.

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Let's go and check that out.

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So up the top here,

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the easiest way is to click this one,

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this is "Add fonts from Typekit" and it's going to actually open up a web browser.

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You can't do it from within InDesign.

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Let's go, so it's opening up here in my browser and if you're not logged in,

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you might have to login with your Adobe username and password,

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mine's already logged in and I love this site.

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You can do some cool things.

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I'm going to omit this one that says My Library.

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Actually go to All Families and the Sample Text thing is quite useful.

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So I can say I want to do healing herbs.

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You can see what's it's going to look like before you download it,

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which is really handy, play around with the size. Because it's going to be a heading.

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Something like that and you can start working through the fonts.

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A nice thing about Typekit as well as over here, this Classification.

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Now all the fonts are on my machine,

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I've got hundreds of them,

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but they're all not groups.

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So it's a bit of a pain to go through and say,

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I want to find like a hand-drawn font.

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So it's easy to come to Typekit,

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click on "Hand" and you can find hand-drawn fonts.

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You can download them from here.

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You can see this one here a Slab Serif,

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nice,, big thick chunky one.

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You can also add extra little filters as well.

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You can say I want it for Headings only,

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so it's going to cut out the ones that it thinks are mainly for paragraph text.

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Down here is quite useful as well.

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Say you have a really long headings,

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you can pick this width to be quite skinny,

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so you can fit quite a lot of letters and

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a title or if you want a nice big thick wide one.

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I'm going to click on it again and it just deselects all of them.

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If you want heavyweights or a nice thin weight,

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contrast, x-height, there is all sorts of things.

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Like this one's quite useful if you're picking a body copy font forever for a company.

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I hate it when you get stuck where you pick a font,

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but the numbers do this weird thing where they,

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can you see down here, they all sit on the baseline,

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which means this 4 dangles below and the 6 is above.

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[inaudible] I found that also has all the numbers lining up,

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to not give me any issues later on.

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I'm going to deselect that. Actually, I've got some fonts we want to use.

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I'm going to go in here and I'm going to up here and says search Typekit,

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and it'll download a couple of fonts for me.

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The first one I want is called Lust.

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You can choose Lust or Lust Script.

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With a bit more clearly really,

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we are just going to use the plain old Lust.

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Click on it and there's an option here that says,

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Sync All, click on that. Click "Back".

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Relax. The nice thing about this is that actually

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Adobe's Creative Cloud App is actually

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installing this for you. I'm going to click "Close".

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Now if we jump into InDesign and highlight the text,

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super-simple, Lust and here it is.

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I'm going to use Lust italic.

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I'm going to give it the mid green color.

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That's how you install fonts.

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Now we're going to go through now and install a couple more.

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Let's turn back. We're going to use Roboto, I like Roboto.

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When you are picking fonts,

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often you'll use a header font,

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something a little bit more exciting like Lust and then a body copy font,

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obviously Lust as a body copy font would be a terrible idea.

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So Roboto, great.

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I'm going to sync Roboto.

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I like Roboto because it is like Ariel.

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Nice, simple, easy to read form,

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but it's little more sophisticated, I feel.

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Let's look at Roboto Slab.

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It's very similar. It's got these what's called Slab Serifs.

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See this bottom with this "q" here,

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Serifs are the little feet.

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So this is a Serif fonts,

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it's got the little feet down the bottom.

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San Serif, if you've ever heard of that word means without the little feet.

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So San is without Serifs and a Slab Serifs just means a big chunky slabby one,

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like old school university fonts.

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Now I already had this one synced,

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so I don't have to click "Sync All" again, and it's all ready to go.

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As a little side note,

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Roboto is what Google uses for YouTube or YouTube uses for YouTube.

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It's their font that they use on everything.

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It's quite a nice font. They use it well.

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Go and check out them, on how they use it.

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If you want to find combinations of Roboto being used nicely.

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Now one thing when it comes to using fonts,

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if you are really new,

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often some basic rules can help you and the basic rules are you pick two fonts.

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You pick a font that has a Serif font and a Sans Serif,

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these little things hanging off the edges here,

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these like little feet are called Serif.

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So you have a Serif font,

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that have these and a Sans Serif font is without them.

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Sans is Latin for without.

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Often that's a great way to get started.

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So just pick two fonts.

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I know we've picked three in this case.

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I've got some special use cases for it,

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but pick two fonts,

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one Serif, one Sans Serif.

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If you pick two Serif fonts, often,

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if you pick that something like Times or Garamond together,

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they're not different enough to look different,

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it does look a bit messy or broken.

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So you pick one with the feet and without the feet,

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and often it doesn't really matter which one you use for the title or the body copy,

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but the combination can look quite good and from within those fonts,

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you can pick two weights.

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So you've got four uses.

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You've got your Serif font,

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your San serif font and within those you can pick a light version and a bold version,

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let's say, or maybe just a regular version and a bold version.

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So you've got four choices and that'll give you enough options

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to keep consistency through the document without using too many fonts,

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but also be able to break up content.

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Things like headings versus subheadings versus body copy

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versus paragraphs versus captions,

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those types of things.

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If you're still unsure how to put things together which two to pick,

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you can just go into Google and search for

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Typekit and something like font combinations or font pairings is another good word,

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and go to images.

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What it'll do is it'll show you Typekit fonts that can be used together.

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Are all of them great?

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No. But you go through and you say actually,

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I wish this was actually bigger so I can see it a bit better.

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But let's say this one here.

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This seems like a really good example of a Serif font for

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the title and a San Serif for the body copy.

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So follow this link, figure out what they are,

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and you can download those ones.

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You can also see down here,

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this is the same font,

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but with different weights.

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So it's a good example to show you we're not switching our fonts,

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we're just playing with two different weights.

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So that's using Adobe Typekit in InDesign.
