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Organic Fonts. Including Aliphatic Font, Ring Font, and Organic Font

This program is designed for a Macintosh 512 or larger, and it works very well with the Macintosh Plus on which I tested it. It will not work on the 128K MacIntosh. Directions are also included for using it with the 400K drive of the Mac 512, but with a little extra bother. The program provides three sets of fonts: AliphaticFont, OrganicFont, and RingFont. In addition, a set of templates called...

Font Selection and Font Composition for Unicode

The integration of the current scripts of the world into a single character encoding standard (Unicode/ISO 10646) poses new challenges to system software and user interface designers, typographers, and font providers. Constructing or designing all-encompassing “Unicode fonts” is not feasible for several reasons in most cases; much more flexible solutions are necessary. The paper analyses the re...

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Font Tuning 1 Running head: Font Tuning Font Tuning: A Review and New Experimental Evidence

This paper reflects on the kinds of evidence able to confirm that letter and word identification in reading can be supported by encoding the underlying visual structure of the text, and specifically by deriving structural descriptions for letters. It is proposed that structure-driven processes are intimately linked to the implementation of font-specific rules for translating visual features int...

The TEX Font Panel

The TUG’2001 Font Panel convened on Thursday, August 16, 2001, with members William Adams, Nelson H. F. Beebe (chair), Barbara Beeton, Hans Hagen, Alan Hoenig, and Ross Moore, with active participation by several attendees in the audience. The list of topics that was projected on the screen makes up the sectional headings in what follows, and the topics are largely independent. Any errors or om...