The Adobe Type 1 font format was developed for the early laser printers, particularly the Apple LaseerWriter which used PostScript (postscript) as a page description language. The Type 1 has been replaced by TrueType (truetype) and later OpenType (opentype). Type 1 has limitations reltive to the newer standard such as being limited to 256 glyphs and not being cross-platform.
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