Old Timey Code and Old Timey Mono Fonts

Summary

Old Timey Mono DOWNLOAD It will be under Releases. SPECIMEN https://webonastick.com/fonts/old-timey-mono/ About A clean monospace typeface based on Reproducing Typewriter which was available as early as 1906. Reproducing Typewriter was designed for simulating typewritten letters in smaller point sizes for advertisements, catalogs, etc., where readability and/or distortion resulting from duplication were issues with faces based on actual typewriters at the time. "Sight Saver" typewriter faces designed for readability were also available, though they were at larger sizes than ordinary pica or elite typefaces. I developed Old Timey Mono because I thought those characteristics would make it a good basis for a coding font with an antique aesthetic. You may have seen Reproducing Typewriter used in the Turbo Pascal 3.0 product manual. At a size of 12pt (6 lines per inch), Old Timey Mono is a pica font, or 10 characters per inch, like Courier. It should be suitable for screenplay writing. Code Variant Along with Old Timey Mono, there is Old Timey Code. It has a slashed zero, disambiguated digit one, selected punctuation marks made larger, and a few certain small letters modified. Mintty Users Text -> Font Smoothing -> Partial. I wish I didn't have to tell you to do this. Character Set Coverage Extensive coverage of Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek scripts. Language support is detailed below. Includes the following sets of characters in their entirety (excepting controls): ASCII ISO-8859-1 Code Page 437 Code Page 850 Windows Glyph List 4 (WGL4) Adobe Glyph List for New Fonts (AGLFN) Windows 1252's additional characters Mac OS Roman, except for the ff and fi ligatures (which don't belong in monospace fonts) The following Unicode blocks in their entirety: U+2500–U+257F Box Drawing U+2580–U+259F Block Elements U+2800–U+28FF Braille Patterns U+0100–U+017F Latin Extended-A And then some. And a few extras! Languages Supported At least according to https://googlefonts.github.io/shaperglo...