-
spacings have
different widths.
Monospaced fonts are
customary on
typewriters and for
typesetting computer code.
Monospaced fonts were
widely used in early...
- This list of
monospaced typefaces details standard monospaced fonts used in
classical typesetting and printing. List of
display typefaces List of sans...
- use only
monospaced fonts (or add
additional spacing to
proportional fonts to fit them in
monospaced cells) in
their configuration.
Monospaced fonts are...
-
designed by Google:
nearly 64,000
glyphs as of 2018. PragmataPro, a
modular monospaced font
family designed by
Fabrizio Schiavi,
Regular version includes more...
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Monospace is a
monospaced Unicode font,
developed by
George Williams. It is
based on the
typeface Courier. This font
contains 2860 glyphs. It includes...
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Courier is a
monospaced slab
serif typeface commissioned by IBM and
designed by
Howard "Bud"
Kettler (1919–1999) in the mid-1950s. The
Courier name and...
- as well as its variants,
Aptos Display,
Aptos Narrow,
Aptos Mono (a
monospaced font), and
Aptos Serif (serif font) are
available to
Microsoft 365 subscribers...
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Pitch is the
number of (
monospaced) letters,
numbers and
spaces in one inch (25.4 mm) of
running text, that is,
characters per inch (abbreviated cpi),...
- Bitmap,
later converted to TrueType.
Still included with Macs, but
default monospace typeface is now Menlo.
Menlo (2009, Jim Lyles),
based on the open-source...
- alignment. Box-drawing
characters therefore typically only work well with
monospaced fonts. In
graphical user interfaces,
these characters are much less useful...
