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SharkD a écrit :
> On 10/31/2009 11:08 AM, SharkD wrote:
>> "Cousin Ricky"<ric### [at] yahoo com> wrote:
>>> The key was keeping the outer radius of curvature of the corner
>>> curves to
>>> no more than the width of a straight line. This meant asymmetrical
>>> curves
>>> for the R and W, but I think they're better-looking for it. (Or is that
>>> "less clumsy-looking"?)
>>>
>>> --
>>> <Insert witty .sig here>
>>
>> I'm working on a complete font based on the letters you created. I've got
>> capital A-Z. Not sure if I'm going to stop there or continue with the
>> lower
>> case, numbers, punctuation, etc..
>>
>> Mike
>
> The Metro Gothic Fat font also looks similar.
>
> http://www.identifont.com/show?54J
>
> It would be tricky to use in a lot of cases, since there are often
> little bits that extend beyond the 1x1 unit box.
>
> Mike
Accents on uppercase characters are not little
things..."ÀÂÄÃÈÉÊËÎÏĨÔÖÕÛÜŨŶŸÑ" (only those that I can easily
type)
Then, there is the cedil that extend under. "Çç"
Then, there are several lowercase characters that also extend down. "gjpqy"
Alain
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