printer font

The display makes it easier to select the printer font, the type pitch, margins, form length and other variables.

It also included its own screen and printer fonts and keyboard drivers for use with non-russified computers.

Type 4 is a format that was used to make fonts for printer font cartridges and for permanent storage on a printer's hard disk.

Copy the screen fonts freely but copy the printer fonts and you may well face some unpleasant consequences.)

(As a legal aside, it appears that screen fonts are not so vigorously copyrighted-or at least protected-as the printer fonts.

In 1989, Fontographer 3.0 was released, featuring an auto-trace tool and automatic generation of hints for Postscript printer fonts.

However, rules for storing printer fonts varied greatly between different system, printer and application configurations until the advent of the new Fonts folder.

Incidentally, on the Macintosh it is now possible, using Adobe's Type Manager, to generate screen fonts directly from the printer font outlines.

While the original display and printer fonts defined code point 173 as section sign (' ', ), some tools also used an inverted exclamation mark ('¡', ) instead.

Typograf allows to preview, print and manage TrueType, PostScript Type 1 and printer fonts.

Printer Font Metric (PFM) is a binary version of AFM, usually carrying ".

Hewlett-Packard's LaserJet II, by virtue of being the best-selling laser printer, has set the standard for compatibility of laser printer fonts.

This model also introduced TrueType fonts to Laserjets; this ensured that the printer fonts exactly matched the fonts displayed on the computer screen.

Printer Font Binary (PFB) is a binary PostScript font format created by Adobe Systems, usually carrying ".

Printer Font ASCII (PFA) is an ASCII version of PFB, usually carrying ".

For high-end users, the LaserWriter II NTX also included a SCSI controller for storage of printer fonts on a hard drive dedicated for use by the printer.

They also disclosed that during the investigation, the private investigator and the campus police chief had systematically entered the offices of at least 10 other instructors after hours and removed samples of their handwriting and printer fonts for analysis.

This icon means that the selected font is a printer font (processed by the printer), instead of a system font (processed and rasterized by the system, such as a TrueType or OpenType typeface).