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Overzicht “fixed fonts” met uitwerkingen op scherm- en lijstuitvoer Fontnaam Volledige Scherm Printer Herkomst tekenset )’ leesbaarheid vet )” leesbaarheid vet )” @BatangChe v zwak b WP Office @DFKai-SB v redelijk b id @DotumChe v goed b id @FangSong x id @GulimChe v goed b id @GungsuhChe v goed b id @KaiTi x id @MingLiU v goed b id @MS Gothic v zeer goed b id @MS Mincho v redelijk b id @NSimSun v goed b id @SimHei x id @SimSun-Ext B v redelijk b id Anonymous v goed; breed b Mark Simonson Anonymous Pro v redelijk goed Geeft op één testprinter geen uitvoer! Mark Simonson BatangChe v redelijk b id Bitstream Vera Sans Mono v zeer goed b Cent Schbook Mono BT v redelijk b Consolas v zeer goed w zeer goed w Microsoft Courier New v goed g goed goed standaard Courier 10 BT v goed w goed goed Bitstream Courier 10 WGL4 BT v goed w goed goed Bitstream Crystal x DFKai-SB v redelijk b WP Office DotumChe v goed b WP Office ElroNet Monospace x Envy Code R v zeer goed b Everson Mono Latin 6 v redelijk b Fang Song v goed b WP Office GulimChe v goed b WP Office GungsuhChe v redelijk b WP Office KaiTi v redelijk b WP Office LettrGoth 12 BT v goed; smal goed goed; smal goed Bitstream Lucida Console v zeer goed b MingLiU v redelijk b WP Office Miriam Fixed x Monofonto v goed; smal b Monofur v goed b Monospac821 BT v zeer goed goed goed goed Bitstream Monospac821 WGL4 v zeer goed goed goed goed Bitstream Monospac821Greek BT x MS Gothic v goed b MS Mincho v redelijk b NSimSun v slecht b WP Office Orator10 BT v goed; breed b Orator15 BT v goed; smal b PhaisamMono x Pica10 BT v goed b Prestige12 BT v goed g goed w Bitstream PrimaSansMono BT v zeer goed goed goed goed Bitstream Rod x Script12 BT v slecht b SimHei v redelijk b WP Office Simplified Arabic Fixed x SimSun-Ext B v goed b WP Office WP BoxDrawing v redelijk b WP Office )’ - Indien de tekenset niet volledig is, is dit font feitelijk onbruikbaar en niet verder onderzocht. “Niet volledig” betekent in de meeste gevallen dat letters met trema’s niet in het font zijn opgenomen. )” - b = breder dan niet-vet (wel bruikbaar, maar soms hinderlijk); g/w=geen/weinig verschil tussen vet en niet-vet De in het rood weergegeven fonts worden door ons aanbevolen. Alle genoemde fonts zijn vanaf diverse internetsites te downloaden, waarbij het soms niet duidelijk is of ze (echt) legaal zijn of niet. Wilt u het zekere voor het onzekere nemen, maak dan gebruik van Courier New (nadeel: op scherm geen verschil tussen vet en niet-vet) of Consolas (nadeel: op scherm en printer niet veel verschil tussen vet en niet vet). Een andere oplossing is uiteraard om één (of meerdere) Bitstream-fonts tegen betaling aan te schaffen. © 2010, ORIfin Holland - 404_overzicht_fixed_fonts.wpd - 3 april 2010.

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