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What is a way to tell if a font is TrueType or OpenType?

A. Extensions: "TR" for TrueType, ".OP" for OpenType
B. Icons: a blue "TT" for TrueType, a teal "O" for OpenType
C. Platforms: Microsoft uses TrueType, Macintosh uses OpenType



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Final answer:

To identify if a font is TrueType or OpenType, check the file extensions, platform usage, and icons associated with the fonts.


Explanation:

To distinguish between TrueType and OpenType fonts, you can look at their file extensions. TrueType fonts typically end with ".TTF" while OpenType fonts end with ".OTF". Another way is by checking platform compatibility - Microsoft commonly uses TrueType fonts, and Macintosh uses OpenType fonts. Lastly, some programs may display different icons next to TrueType or OpenType fonts - a blue 'TT' for TrueType and a teal 'O' for OpenType.


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