Gothic fonts & letters

[Fredrik]

About the gothic letters. In a source I have (National encyclopedia) 
there's two types of letters. The old and the younger. It seems to be 
like one of em have the top cut of. The o is more like a x and the b is 
like a R upside down. But in the other the B looks like B. Why is that? 
Is it correct, and what should they look like?

I also wonder if there's a font with gothic letters that is better to 
use when writing in internet and documents etc. and that might contain 
real spaces so it doesn't look like one whole word the whole sentence, 
if you know what I mean.

If some one can explain to me, in short word, how to make an pdf I 
would be very happy...

/Fredrik




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