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Copyright © Association for Insight Meditation

FontFamily Garava

FontSubfamily Bold Italic

FontSubfamilyID Garava Bold Italic:Version 2.30

FontName Garava Bold Italic

NameTableVersion Version 2.30 January 17, 2009

PostScriptFontName Garava-BoldItalic

Manufacturer Association for Insight Meditation

Designer Bhikkhu Pesala

Description Garava was designed for body text in Buddhist Publications. It has a generous x-height and economical copy-fit. "Garava" is a Pali word meaning "reverence."

Garava version 2.0 includes the following OpenType features: Small Capitals, Ligatures, Alternative Fractions (Nut Fractions), Superscripts, Scientific Inferiors (Subscripts), and Old Style Figures.

A full range of Latin characters means it can be used for Pali, Sanskrit, Romanised Indic scripts, nearly all European languages, and Vietnamese. A full Greek and Coptic character set, and a wide range of symbols extend its usefulness to other academic fields such as maths and science. Maths and currency symbols are designed on the figure width, while other symbols, arrows, and geometric shapes are a uniform width and align with the Caps height wherever the design permits. Superscripts align with the tops of figures, while subscripts bisect the baseline.

Besides regular, italic, bold, and bold italic styles, the Garava font family includes Small Capitals, Bold Small Capitals, and Heavy Typefaces. Petite Capitals, Old Style Figures, and Nut Fractions are included in the Private Use Area. These features can be applied automatically in OpenType aware applications - otherwise they can be selected from the Private Use Area using the application's character map.

You can modify the fonts as you wish or use any of the glyphs in your own fonts, as long as you accept the terms of the GNU Public License agreement. If modifying my fonts, rename your font and leave this description and the license links intact. I suggest using this description field to document any changes you have made, either before or after my description.

None of this would have been possible without FontCreator 5.6 from High-Logic. This excellent Truetype Font Editor made the task of editing these large fonts relatively easy.

VendorURL www.aimwell.org/Fonts/fonts.html

DesignerURL www.aimwell.org/Contact/contact.html

License You may modify this font and distribute it provided that you accept the terms of the GNU License Agreement. Copyright notices and links should not be removed.

The description field could document any changes or additions that you have made.

LicenseInfoURL http://www.gnu.org/licenses/licenses.html

SampleText All beings are heirs of their own kamma and inherit its results

Font archive files

# File nam Size 1 Garava Bold Italic.otf 454.4KB 2 Garava Bold.otf 421.2KB 3 Garava Heavy.otf 393.4KB 4 Garava Italic.otf 459.5KB 5 Garava Regular.otf 439.7KB 6 Garava Small Caps Bold.otf 340.1KB 7 Garava Small Caps.otf 345.1KB 8 garava.png 2KB 9 Garava Bold Italic.woff 203KB 10 Garava Bold.woff 188.9KB 11 Garava Heavy.woff 174.4KB 12 Garava Italic.woff 203.4KB 13 Garava Regular.woff 193.6KB 14 Garava Small Caps Bold.woff 154.5KB 15 Garava Small Caps.woff 155.7KB