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The TTF extension stands for TrueType Font, which is a font file format that was developed by Apple in the 1980s. This format includes glyph outlines, which are mathematical representations of character shapes. This feature allows the font to be scaled to any size without losing quality. This ensures that TrueType fonts maintain their clarity and legibility both on-screen and when printed. The TTF format has become widely used for fonts on both macOS and Windows platforms due to its versatility and quality.
To use a TrueType (TTF) font, it needs to be installed on your system. For Windows users, this means placing the font file in the C:/Windows/Fonts directory. On macOS, you can install fonts through the Apple Font Book application. Once the font is installed, you can use it in various applications to display and print text in your chosen font style. TrueType fonts are popular because they provide a consistent appearance across different media and are supported by a wide range of software.
| Name | TrueType Font |
|---|---|
| File Extension(s) | .ttf |
| Category | Fonts |
| Use For | Fonts can be installed and used on various operating systems and applications to display text in a specific style. |
| Developer | Apple |
| MIME Type(s) | font/ttf |
| License | N/A |
| File Sample(s) | N/A |