With the invention of Desktop Publishing, designers found themselves setting type on their computers for the first time. Until then, they had made type specifications for the typesetters and left the job up to the professionals. As a result, you can still see classic innacuracies in typesetting, even in top quality printed matter. Here you will find some tips from Erik Spiekermann, designer and founder of the FontShop group, which might prevent some of the more obvious blunders. | 
