Bob Cook's Comments
Actually John W I think the current lexima font site has the annual fee one band higher than you've got them
So for my small business of 9 people (one of whom is dyslexic)
5-30 at € 775 per year + shipping € 14.49...em not going to happen
This made me curious to know if there were other dyslexia friendly fonts available for a more sensible price, so far:
-specifically designed-
Lexia Readable available from K-Type
Sylexiad available from robsfonts
-seem to be useful for some people-
ClearviewADA from Terminal Design
Optima available from boldfonts
Sassoon Sans from clubtype
Myriad Pro available from Adobe (worth doing a search for)
Comic Sans look on your current windows machine under embarrassing fonts
So for my small business of 9 people (one of whom is dyslexic)
5-30 at € 775 per year + shipping € 14.49...em not going to happen
This made me curious to know if there were other dyslexia friendly fonts available for a more sensible price, so far:
-specifically designed-
Lexia Readable available from K-Type
Sylexiad available from robsfonts
-seem to be useful for some people-
ClearviewADA from Terminal Design
Optima available from boldfonts
Sassoon Sans from clubtype
Myriad Pro available from Adobe (worth doing a search for)
Comic Sans look on your current windows machine under embarrassing fonts
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Interestingly some cities have tried using the trucks to teach English , the only footage I can find is on this blog
http://www.filination.com/blog/2009/04/18/english-teaching-tainan-garbage-trucks-are-you-hungry/
Searching for the footage I came across musical garbage trucks in Japan, and Mongolia