This is not a problem if you use the font in e. Java applications, because they will automatically use the bitmaps which look sharp and crisp , provided that you use a font size that has corresponding bitmaps.
These are the font sizes you should use the point sizes assume that your display has a resolution of 96 dpi :. The point sizes above have been calculated for displays with a resolution of 96 dpi — if your display uses a different resolution, then Terminus TTF will not display properly at the point sizes listed above unless, of course, you can directly select the correct pixel sizes in your application, but then you don't need to read this section.
Therefore, you will either need to play around with the point sizes to find the correct ones or calculate the correct point size for a given pixel size using the following equation:. If the application you want to use the font with supports the original Terminus Font , you should really use that one instead of this TTF version — it will most likely be a more pleasant experience for you.
There are applications that neither support the original Terminus Font nor use bitmaps embedded in TrueType fonts. They completely rely on the automatically generated scalable outlines. When Terminus TTF is used with such applications, it will probably look a little bit weird and not exactly like the original Terminus Font since the generated outlines do not exactly match the bitmaps ; you will see whether you like it or not.
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Fonts that contain such additional tables can still qualify as OpenType fonts if they satisfy requirements of this specification. When other vendors define custom tags, they should notify Microsoft to ensure forward compatibility in the event of future expansion of OpenType.
All tables must begin on four-byte boundaries, and any remaining space between tables must be padded with zeros. The length of each table should be recorded in the table record with the actual length of data, not the padded length.
Note: The requirement for four-byte alignment applies to top-level tables only and does not extend to sub-table offsets, records, or fields within tables or records. Some tables have an internal structure with subtables located at specified offsets, and as a result, it is possible to construct a font with data for different tables interleaved.
In general, top-level tables should be arranged contiguously without overlapping the ranges of distinct tables. In any case, however, table lengths measure a contiguous range of bytes that encompasses all of the data for a table. This applies to any subtables as well as to top-level tables. Table checksums are the unsigned sum of the uint32 units of a given table.
In C, the following function can be used to determine a checksum:. Note: This function assumes that the length of any table is a multiple of four bytes, or that tables are padded with zero to four-byte aligned offsets.
Actual table lengths recorded in the TableDirectory should not include padding, however. To accommodate data with a length that is not a multiple of four, the above algorithm must be modified to treat the data as though it contains zero padding to a length that is a multiple of four. When generating font data, to calculate and write the 'head' table checksum and checksumAdjustment field, do the following:. An application attempting to verify that the 'head' table has not changed should calculate the checksum for that table assuming the checksumAdjustment value is zero, rather than the actual value in the font, before comparing the result with the 'head' table record in the table directory.
Within a font collection file see below , table checksums must reflect the tables as they are in the collection file. The checksumAdjustment field in the 'head' table is not used for collection files and may be set to zero. The format for font collections allows font tables that are identical between two or more fonts to be shared.
By allowing multiple fonts to share glyph sets and other common font tables, font collections can result in a significant saving of file space. For example, a group of Japanese fonts may each have their own designs for the kana glyphs, but share identical designs for the kanji. With ordinary OpenType font files, the only way to include the common kanji glyphs is to copy their glyph data into each font. Since the kanji represent much more data than the kana, this results in a great deal of wasteful duplication of glyph data.
Font collections were defined to solve this problem. Note: Even though the original definition of a Font Collection as part of the TrueType specification was intended to be used with fonts containing TrueType outlines, and this constraint was maintained in earlier OpenType versions, this is no longer a constraint in OpenType. Font collection files may contain various types of outlines or a mix of them , regardless of whether or not fonts have layout tables present.
In Windows 10, you can also double-click the font file to open it and select Install to install it automatically. If you have programs running while installing fonts in Windows, you may be required to exit the programs and restart the PC to make the new fonts available in the font menu.
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