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                       Apple Adds Free Fonts to Catalina

   Josh Centers

   For those who have made the jump to macOS 10.15.5 Catalina or ended up
   there after purchasing a new Mac, we've just learned of a hidden bonus.
   Ralf Herrmann at Typography.Guru revealed the fact that Apple has
   [1]licensed a number of new high-quality fonts for use in Catalina,
   though you have to download them first.

   Open the Font Book app, click All Fonts in the sidebar, and then scroll
   through the font list until you see a grayed-out font, which indicates
   that it's available but you have to download it. (There are also
   numerous non-latin fonts.) Click the grayed-out font name and then the
   Download button to install it.

   See Herrmann's article for a list of the new fonts; Apple provides [2]a
   full list of all fonts in Catalina. We're jazzed to see [3]Proxima
   Nova, the font we use for the TidBITS Web site and in Google Docs for
   writing and editing articles.

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