New Roman font is a transitional serif font in font design, which has a far-reaching influence on later font design. In addition, because of its classic appearance, it is often chosen as one of the standard fonts.
The New Rome manuscript of The Times was written by Victor Ladente under the guidance of Stanley Morrison. TimesNewRoman fonts based on Perpetu and Plantin have many characteristics of ancient fonts, but they are better in readability and cost performance.
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On the computer side, many applications, web browsers and word processors use timesnewRoman as the default font.
It should be noted that for ordinary users, Linotype's TimesRoman font is similar to TimesNewRomanPS.
When it comes to trademark registration, the differences between the two are usually mentioned, although there are some subtle differences in design. For example, the serif of the capital s in Linotype's font is inclined, while the serif of Monotype's font is vertical.
They are also different in the italics of lowercase letter Z. The width of Timesnerman is different from that of TimesRoman, but when Microsoft adopted Timesnerman on Windows, they asked Monotype to change the PostScript font to the same width as Adobe/Linotype font.