Like their predecessors, these fonts are intended for interface design, either for Web page navigational elements or for application interfaces. They are not regular fonts to be used with browsers or for any situation where they would need to be installed on an end-user's machine. They are designed to be converted to pixel-accurate GIF images for use with buttons, navbars or for small amounts of text of a single type size. They can also be used very successfully with programs such as Macromedia Flash and Director and for database solutions like FileMakerPro.
Site licenses are also available.
Fonts MiniVista is based on Mini 7, but twice as wide giving a strong horizontal stress that suggests movement and modernity. Although it is the same pixel height as MINI 7, it is designed on a larger body to allow for accented characters, but doesn't have a lower case, there just aren't enough pixels to form proper lower case letters at this size. There are two weights, regular and bold. Use MiniVista when you want a modern, hi-tech look. It already has two pixels of letter spacing but you can add more using the free, Extras font that comes with both font sets.