in the magazine entirely in the symbols-only font – the double-page spread was therefore incomprehensible and would have to be interpreted like a cryptogram for those unfamiliar with the font. He said he did it because the interview was "incredibly boring" and that upon searching his typeface collection for a suitable font and ending at Zapf Dingbats, decided to use it with hopes of making the article interesting again. References External links ITC Zapf Dingbats Font Family - by Hermann Zapf Linotype Zapf Essentials Zapf Dingbats to Unicode mapping - provided to the Unicode Consortium by Apple. Official Unicode Dingbats block code chart (contains the Zapf Dingbats characters, except those that had already been present in Unicode) - Unicode.org, PDF format International Typeface Corporation typefaces Symbol typefaces Typefaces and fonts introduced in 1978 Typefaces designed by Hermann Zapf