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It depends on the operating system and application you're using.

Mac Users

Macintosh operating systems were designed to accommodate both PostScript Type 1 and TrueType fonts. We recommend that you use PostScript, as it is required by the more complex graphic applications (like Illustrator, FreeHand, or CorelDRAW), most service bureaus, and most printing facilities.

Windows Users

The more complex graphic applications require PostScript, as do most service bureaus and printing facilities. However, the TrueTypes are easier to use and install, they can print on non-PostScript printers, and they work just as well as PostScript for the vast majority of projects. In general:

Use TrueType fonts in

• calendars
• greeting cards
• page layout programs
• word processing documents

Use PostScript Type 1 fonts in

• complex graphic applications (like Illustrator, FreeHand, or CorelDRAW)