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I'm doing some work as a contractor for a company and they have a specific set of fonts in their styleguide that are required for this project. But opening the font folder where they store the fonts produces this:



Uh, what are these? Font Book and Font Agent Pro don't recognize them, so are they actually fonts that can be used on my Macbook Pro (Leopard, if it's important).

TIA.

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As there's some sort of reward for those helping themselves (free beer, perhaps?), doing some research this afternoon reveals these files (.pfb, .pfm, .inf) to be the components that make up a Windows Type 1 font. Using a tool like TransType or FontForge will change them into TrueType or OpenType fonts that can be used in OS X.

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