The "mt" suffix was crucial for font mapping. When a program requested "Symbolmt-normal," the Windows font mapper would look for a Monotype Symbol font with a normal weight. If it didn't find an exact match, it would fall back to the standard Symbol font.
If you need to use Symbolmt-normal logic on a webpage, you cannot call it directly. Instead, you must use the standard Symbol font or a web-safe alternative:
Do not confuse Symbolmt-normal with these:
The "mt" suffix was crucial for font mapping. When a program requested "Symbolmt-normal," the Windows font mapper would look for a Monotype Symbol font with a normal weight. If it didn't find an exact match, it would fall back to the standard Symbol font.
If you need to use Symbolmt-normal logic on a webpage, you cannot call it directly. Instead, you must use the standard Symbol font or a web-safe alternative:
Do not confuse Symbolmt-normal with these:
