title: Digital Typography Sourcebook
author:  Marvin Bryan 
description: An ideal book for beginners who want to learn how to use type effectively in their work, <I>Digital Typography Sourcebook</I> is a thorough guide to the many kinds of typefaces available today. The author, Marvin Bryan, provides a great deal of historical information on the development of old style, transitional, modern, slab serif, sans-serif, script, blackletter, uncial, display, and novelty typefaces. Bryan also addresses technical issues of digital typography, such as using special characters and understanding the fonts available on Macintosh and Windows systems. The book discusses software utilities such as Macromedia's Fontographer, which lets you design your own fonts, and teaches you how to use type effectively in layouts and build your own font library. The CD includes a large font collection and demo versions of popular graphics packages such as Adobe Illustrator and Macromedia Freehand.
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  [The following is a transcription of Igor Shafarevich's _The Socialist
  Phenomenon _. This work was originally published in Russian
  
  
  in France under the title _Sotsializm kak iavlenie mirovoi istorii _in 1975,
  by YMCA Press. An English translation was subsequently published in 1980 by
  
  
  Harper & Row. This work is now out of print and difficult to find.
  
  
  
  
  
  As a public service, I have transcribed this important work
  
  
  and I am making it available for free via the Internet.
  
  
  
  
  
  Notes on format:
  
  
  
  
  
  * Horizontal lines mark page boundries in the original.
  
  
  * Numbers appearing within square brackets at the end of each page denote page numbers in the original.
  
  
  * Words or bibliographic references spanning page boundries in the original now appear in their entirety at the bottom of the lower-numbered page.
  
  
  * Blank pages in the original have been deleted from this transcription.
  
  
  * The OCR software I used for this transcription tends to drop diacritical marks. I manually r