Font and typeface
What are they different than q
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In casual usage, many people use them to mean the same thing.
Technically, a typeface is a group of fonts, with each font in a different weight or style. For example, Arial is a typeface. Arial Bold and Arial Italic are both fonts within that typeface.
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