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Below is a list of the fonts available on the Dover. The ones marked
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with an asterisk (*) are NOT available from programs using FONTS.WIDTHS.
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All the formatters currently in use rely on FONTS.WIDTHS except for TEX.
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The Computer Modern fonts, designed for TEX, and also all of the rotated
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fonts, are listed separately, for convenience.
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For each font family we list the point sizes available, and, if
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relevant, the faces, where faces are indicated with the following
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abbreviations:
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R = regular face (implied if no face is mentioned);
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I = italic; B = bold; BI = bold italic
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Text fonts:
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APL: 8 10
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The APL characters; fixed width.
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CREAM: 10 12 (R I B BI)
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Characters with the appearance of hand lettering with an
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italic artist's pen; variable width.
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ELITE: 10
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Looks like a typewriter; fixed width.
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GACHA: 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 (R I B BI)
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An undistinguished fixed width font similar to SAIL and LPT, but
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with some differences in the special characters.
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HELVETICA: 3 4 5 (R); 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 18 (R I B BI)
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A sans-serif text font, variable width.
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HELVETICAD: 24 30 36
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Same as HELVETICA, with letter shapes corrected for larger sizes.
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(The D = "double".)
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HELVETICAMIT: 10
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A special case of HELVETICA with the MIT standard graphics for the
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special characters.
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HELVETICASC (*): 9 10 (R B)
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HELVETICA small caps.
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HIPPO: 6 8 10 12 14 18
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Greek font (HIPPO is from Hippocrates, presumably).
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LPT: 6 8 (R); 10 (R B)
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A fixed width font, to allow the Dover to be used like a line-printer.
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Unlike most of the other fonts, the character set is the MIT standard
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extended ascii (sometimes erroneously called the SAIL character set;
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the latter is different, and available in the SAIL font family).
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MATH: 6 8 10 12 14 18
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Special math symbols; see also SPLUNK and SYMBOL for more such.
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OLDENGLISH: 10 12 18 24 36 48
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Ye Old English letters.
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SAIL: 6 8 10
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A fixed width font containing the SAIL extended ascii character set.
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SIGMA: 20
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Sigmas in various sizes.
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SPLUNK: 8 10 12 14 18 24 30 36 42
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Special symbols, mainly mathematical.
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SYMBOL: 10
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More special symbols.
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TIMESROMAN: 4 (R); 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 17 (R I B BI); 18 (R I B)
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One of the most widely used text fonts; variable width.
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TIMESROMAND: 24 30 36
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TimesRoman adjusted for the larger sizes. (D = "double")
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TIMESROMANMIT: 10
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A special case of TimesRoman with the MIT standard graphics for the
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special characters.
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TIMESROMANSC (*): 9 10
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TimesRoman small caps.
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TEX fonts:
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These fonts are currently used only by TEX, though that may change in
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the future. Unlike fonts originating from Xerox, these fonts use a different
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family for the different faces, for reasons we will not explore here. For
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reference, CM = Computer Modern, SLIDES = large fonts for use on viewgraphs,
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etc., TG = Times Gothic, i.e., TimesRoman.
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CMATHX: 10
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A special font with mathematical symbols.
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CMB: 8 9 10 Bold
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CMBI: 10 Bold Italic
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CMDUNH: 13 Dunhill (a different typeface)
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CMI: 5 6 7 8 9 10 An intalic font for use in math formulas
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CMR: 5 6 7 8 9 10 Roman
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CMS: 8 9 10 Slant (sort of italic)
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CMSC: 10 Small caps
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CMSS: 8 12 Sans Serif
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CMSSB: 10 Sans Serif Bold
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CMSSBI: 10 Sans Serif Bold Italic
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CMSSS: 8 Sans Serif Slant
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CMSY: 5 6 7 8 9 10 Symbol (mathematical symbols)
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CMTI: 10 Text Italic (as opposed to symbol italic = slant)
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CMTITL: 14 A very bold, sans serif title font
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CMTT: 8 9 10 A typewriter like font
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CMTTI: 10 Smaller, lighter version of CMTITL
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CMU: 10 Unslanted italic
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SLIDESCMATHX: 10 Slides version of corresponding CM fonts
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SLIDESCMI: 5 7 10
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SLIDESCMR: 5 7 10
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SLIDESCMSY: 5 7 10
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The "TG" fonts are TimesRoman, and will probably go away soon, so don't
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depend upon them:
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TGATHX: 0
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TGB: 8 9 10 11 14 Bold
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TGI: 5 6 7 8 10 Italic
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TGR: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 14 Regular
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TGS: 8 9 10 11 14 Slant
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TGSY: 5 6 7 8 10 Symbol
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TGTT: 0 8 Typwriter like
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Special Purpose Fonts:
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ARROWS: 10 Arrows of various orientations
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BOX: 10 Pieces of boxes and lines
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DOTS (*): 7 Used internally for printing Alto raster images
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FIG: 5 Used by METAFONT
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GATES: 10 12 18 32 Logic gates
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GRAY: 4 8 16 24 32 40 48 56
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Each character is a rectangle of a standard size, and the character
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code indicates density on a gray scale. There are a total of 256 gray
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levels in each size.
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LOGO: 12 18 24 Letters for the Xerox logo
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TEMPLATE: 10 12 18 64 More shapes and symbols for logic diagrams
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TESTFONT: 12 Presumably for testing the Dover.
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HNEWVEC: 2 4 6 8 12 16 24 32 These are for drawing vectors (diagonal lines)
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NEWVEC: 2 4 6 8 12 16 24 32
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SNEWVEC: 2 4 6 8 12 16 24 32
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VNEWVEC: 2 4 6 8 12 16 24 32
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Fonts rotated 90 degrees clockwise:
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(otherwise their descriptions correspond with the ones previously given
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for the same families; not many programs can access and use rotated
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fonts; none of these are in FONT.WIDTHS)
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ARROWS (*): 10
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CREAM (*): 10 (R I B BI); 12 (R)
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DOTS (*): 7
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ELITE (*): 10
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GACHA (*): 6 8 10 12
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GATES (*): 32
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HELVETICA (*): 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 (R I B BI); 18 (R I B)
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HELVETICAD (*): 24 30 36
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HIPPO (*): 8 10
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LOGO (*): 12 18 24
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LPT (*): 6 8
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MATH (*): 8 10
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OLDENGLISH (*): 18
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SAIL (*): 6 8
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SPLUNK (*): 8 10 12 14 18 24 30 36
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TIMESROMAN (*): 4 (R); 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 (R I B BI); 18 (R I B)
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TIMESROMAND (*): 24 30 36
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Fonts rotated 270 degrees clockwise:
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(the same comments apply as for fonts rotated 90 degrees)
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GATES (*): 32
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HELVETICA (*): 7 (B BI); 10 (R I B)
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TIMESROMAN (*): 12
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