So, I think to be safest I need TTF versions of these fonts.

to top it all off, I am not even certain our label printer (Zebra Z4M) is compatible with any non-TrueType fonts, other than those provided by the manufacturer, and they do not appear to offer the fonts we require. I thought I might have better results on the Linotype site but the issues (other than the bundling) are basically the same - they don't appear to sell the exact specific font, and I'm not exactly sure what 'format' I'll be getting. Assuming I could find the specific fonts I want, is there no way to buy individual fonts? (Not clearly to me, at least.) Furthermore, the ones that seem closest are all bundled into packs of multiple fonts. When I attempt to browse fonts in the Adobe store alphabetically, I also do not see any fonts that clearly correspond to Helv. Is there another 'common' name for these fonts? (No 'add to cart' button, etc.) And, when I attempt to search the Adobe site using their built-in search, I don't see any results that directly correspond to 'Medium Condensed'. When I do a web search for 'Helvetica Condensed Medium', I see one identical result in the Adobe store and a bunch of references to 'Neue 67' variant of Helvetica, which, as I understand, is not identical.īut when I view that Adobe link, there is no apparent way to actually purchase that font. The client has very specific requirements, calling for Helvetica Medium Condensed and Helvetica Bold Condensed ( you can see the document here, Section 5).

I am working on a shipping label that is incidental to a database system I am responsible for supporting.

Helvetica neue 67 medium condensed