New Typeface Helps Dyslexics

A new typeface being developed by a Dutch designer -- herself a Dyslexic -- could help help those who suffer from the disorder when reading words online and in print....

October 21, 2003

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A new typeface being developed by a Dutch designer -- herself a Dyslexic -- could help help those who suffer from the disorder when reading words online and in print.

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