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Monospaced
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Date: 30 July 2010
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Monospaced Typefaces may be Serif or Sans Serif. They are a small category of faces with very specific applications. Most letters in the character set are given the same space on a line as every other letter in the character set. The 'I' is less wide than the 'W', but both 'consume' the same width in a Monospaced typeface. This is achieved by giving the less wide characters additional white space [ or side bearings] either side of the character. The most obvious application for Monospaced fonts are columns of numerals and tables in Financial doccuments.
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| Sans Serif Monospaced |  | Monospaced Sans Serif fonts are the majority of Monospaced typefaces. They are part of a small group of typefaces in which all the letters have the same width. ... [more] | | Serif Monospaced |  | Monospaced Serif fonts are the minority of Monospaced typefaces. They are part of a small group of typefaces in which all the letters have the same width. The d... [more] |
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