Download IbarraReal Font for Windows 7 & Vista from Microsoft

February 8th, 2010 . Filed under: Downloads. Tags:

Microsoft is providing users of its operating system, including of the latest version of the platform Windows 7, with a free font, in addition to the items shipping by default with the operating system. 

In this regard, end users running Windows 7, but also Windows Vista and Windows XP can grab the Ibero-American cultural font IbarraReal from the Microsoft Download Center free of charge.

The Redmond company has chosen the Ibarra Real font for its intimate connection with the Spanish culture, namely to Don Quixote.

IbarraReal is a public-domain font of Ibero-American character, created in 2005 as a revival of the types cast by Jerónimo Gil for the Royal Spanish Academy’s edition of Don Quixote, printed in Madrid by Joaquín Ibarra in 1780. Its elegant design mixes tradition and modernity and is a genuine badge of Spanish culture.

Via Softpedia | Visit Microsoft Download Center.

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    By franzrogar on February 13th, 2010 at 3:11 AM

    Quote from article: «IbarraReal is a public-domain…»

    Erm… no, it is not.

    Quote from Microsoft Download Center: «You may not use the supplement if you do not have a license for [Windows XP, Windows Vista or 7]». And I use Linux… and there’s no other «official» download center so I can’t download it «legally».

     

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