Professional designers, on the other hand, need to care not just about typeface and foundry, but also about the exact version of fonts. Back when magazines wer

Professional designers, on the other hand, need to care not just about typeface and foundry, but also about the exact version of fonts. Back when magazines weren't nearly dead, I did production for a few years. The very first issue I worked on, I screwed up an ad by using a newer version of the font - the leading tables were different and a text block wrapped when it shouldn't have, so the advertiser got a couple free runs. Always turned off rendering in lists and menus where I could, because it was not useful, slow, and harder to read.