Impression of the Roman fonts such as italics

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  (I think I can have answered your ticket of Support of Typekit earlier today, but I'll post here the same information to be certain).

  We have recently added a new feature to Typekit that can sync your desktop fonts and use them in print design. The announcement on our Web site has more details:

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