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Punctuation and Symbols

Tabular figures are all of equal width. They are only needed when the figures must all line up from one line to the next, as in a table. Proportional figures have varying widths, just like most letters; each number has a width appropriate to its design. Lining figures are all the same height, usually similar to that of capital letters. They are needed for use with all-capital settings.

Substitutes all figures and lowercase letters (if present) with their superior letterforms.

Turns on fractions and lets you build every fraction.