INTRODUCTION 7(1)
DESIGN PROCESS 8(2)
VARIABLES IN TYPE DESIGN 10(2)
PARTS OF A LETTER 12(2)
TYPEFACE CLASSIFICATION 14(5)
SERIF CAPITALS 19(54)
O 22(6)
E 28(4)
C 32(2)
G 34(2)
D 36(2)
B 38(2)
P AND R 40(2)
J 42(2)
Q 44(2)
S 46(2)
I, H, T, F AND L 48(2)
V AND A 50(4)
U 54(2)
X 56(2)
W 58(4)
Y 62(2)
M 64(2)
N 66(2)
K 68(2)
Z 70(3)
SERIF LOWER CASE 73(40)
O AND L 76(4)
D, Q, B AND P 80(2)
E AND C 82(4)
N, H, M AND U 86(2)
R 88(2)
A 90(2)
S 92(2)
G 94(2)
I AND J 96(2)
F AND T 98(2)
V, W AND Y 100(2)
K 102(2)
X AND Z 104(9)
SANS SERIF CAPITALS 113(22)
O AND E 116(2)
I, H, T, L AND F 118(2)
S, C AND G 120(2)
U AND J 122(2)
D, B, R AND P 124(2)
Q 126(2)
V, A AND W 128(2)
K, X AND Y 130(2)
M, N AND Z 132(3)
SANS SERIF LOWER CASE 135(26)
O AND L 138(2)
D, B, P AND Q 140(2)
S, C AND E 142(2)
A AND G 144(2)
N, M, H, U AND R 146(2)
I, J, F AND T 148(2)
V, W AND Y 150(2)
K, X AND Z 152(9)
NUMBERS 161(26)
0 AND 1 164(4)
2 168(2)
4 170(2)
7 172(2)
3 AND 5 174(2)
6 AND 9 176(2)
8 178(9)
PUNCTUATION 187(12)
PERIOD, COMMA, COLON AND SEMI-COLON 190(2)
QUOTATION MARKS 192(2)
QUESTION MARK AND EXCLAMATION POINT 194(5)
DIACRITICAL MARKS 199(18)
ACUTE AND GRAVE 202(2)
CIRCUMFLEX 204(2)
UMLAUT AND DIAERESIS 206(2)
TILDE 208(2)
CEDILLA 210(2)
ESZETT 212(5)
SPACING 217(11)
LETTER SIDEBEARINGS 220(2)
TESTING SPACING 222(2)
WORD SPACE, NUMBERS AND PUNCTUATION 224(2)
KERNING 226(2)
REFERENCES 228(2)
INDEX 230(2)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 232