Re: Seeking overstrike bitmap fonts to emulate Teletype
From Al Klein <akl...@villagenet.com>
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· 22 Sep 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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On Sat, 19 Sep 1998 20:08:53 -0700, bill_h <bil...@sunsouthwest.com> wrote: >jfo...@threedee.com wrote: >> I'm searching for a PostScript font to reproduce the look of >> old Teletypes, like the ASR-33 used as a terminal for computers >> in the 1970s. >Also, seems to me there were at least a half-dozen fonts in the manual. >Not sure if the differences were 'special characters' only, or what. You're probably talking about "weather", "foreign", and sets like that. The actual font was, IIRC, Courier. -- Al - aklein at villagenet dot com
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