TransType for Mac
Universal font format converter for Mac and Windows.
$97.00
In English
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TransType overview
TransType is a small Mac application which can convert Type 1 and TrueType fonts between the Mac and PC. Unlike other programs of this kind, TransType does the conversion with full respect to codepages, encodings, font suitcases, bitmap fonts, and other features specific to the Mac or PC platform. Allowing you to convert fonts in batch mode (two-way conversion is possible as one operation) and producing absolutely correct fonts, TransType can be used to produce production-quality fonts.
What’s new in version 4.0.1
Version 4.0.1:
Note: Although Finder indicates no version number for this application, the developer refers to it as version 4.0.1.
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TransType for Mac
$97.00
In English
Version 4.0.1
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Mar 27 2013
Version: 4b4808
They also have an on-line version at:
http://www.fontlab.com/use-online/
Prices start at $9.99 for 24hrs worth of conversion time.
Aug 22 2012
Version: 3.1.1
FontXCange isn't cheap either, at $99, but it works very well and is actively supported. I use and recommend it. FontLab is, as far as I know, a reputable developer, but how they expect TransType to compete at $179 is beyond me.
May 17 2008
Version: 3.0
$179 wouldn't be bad if this had been updated sometime in the last few years. Universal Binary, pro favor?
Feb 17 2008
Version: 3.0
I was going to try this software. But if it does only partial conversions in demo mode how can anyone try it properly? It's far too expensive to buy outright. Extensis Suitcase or FontAgent will solve my problems (not being able to use my favourite old, expensive Type 1 Postscript fonts in Tiger because they aren't in suitcases) and do it a lot cheaper. However, I still think a hundred dollars (the cost of either of these programs) is way too expensive for software I shouldn't need.
Feb 16 2005
Version: 3.0
Well, in a corporate capacity, someone might have bought the program outright and found it to work *without* bothering with the demo version. And a $179 price tag might not bother them as much, I don't know.