on 3/21/02 6:30 PM, Tim Mulavey at mulavey_at_mac.com wrote:
> The font used in the iPod is Chicago. Dial in mid-80's/early mac on the
> way-back machine...
The normal, big font on the iPod is Chicago (nice, retro look there) but the
small font on the contact screen is definitely _not_ Chicago. It sure does
look a bit like Espy, but it isn't. The key give-away is the letter "p." The
Espy "p" is very distinct. This font is lacking it, as well as the long
tails on the small "t" and "j." I don't know what it is, but it isn't Espy.
Actually, it looks like a proportional-spaced Monaco. Is this possible? Has
anybody ever seen a proportional Monaco? That is what this font reminds me
of.
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