SEALFONTS Character Set Package

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SEALFONTS
Character Set Package
Version 1.2.0.1
Status at 29 July 2014
Fritz Leugner
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Fonts in the SEALFONTS-Package
The SEALFONTS package provides multiple software fonts and PDO fonts. Software fonts are
simulated, they are realized by the usage of vectors or polygones. That means that characters are
displayed as simple graphic objects. Text can no longer be found for example in AcrobatReader.
Software fonts are defined in the SEALFONTS package and can be used for all output formats.
PDO fonts can only be used for the creation of PDF. There, fonts are embedded in the PDF files as
PDF objects. Texts are included as texts in the PDF files and can be searched for. The fonts in the
PDO-fonts are defined as Type1- , TrueType-fonts or Type3-fonts.
The SEALFONTS package contains 3 types of software fonts: Hershey fonts, outline fonts and
barcode fonts. Hershey fonts are the simplest font type where the characters are represented as
simple lines. They require only few computer power and device code but they are not state of the
art; for example only one 7 bit character set is supported. But for special applications like the
creation of a flag page they are sufficient.
Outline fonts are represented by closed polygons that also can contain curve definitions. Closed
polygons are realized by vectors or areas depending on the font definition. These fonts are used to
simulate the standard PostScript fonts or True Type fonts.
The barcode fonts can be used for the barcode creation without knowing how the barcode is
structured. Depending on the used font number start and end characters are automatically created
based on the text defined by the user, check characters are added and other barcode-specific settings
are realized.
With version 1.2.0 TrueType- and OpenType-fonts may be used directly. When plotting this fonts,
they are converted to internal software fonts which are handled like outline fonts. That means, that
these fonts may be used for all output formats, but if PDF is generated, text is generated with
graphic objects and can not be investigated.
1. Font definition
The defintion of fonts is made in three steps. First there is a font list, which describes, which fonts
are available at all. This list may be individual for a specific application and contains for every font
a general description, like with which font number a font is referenced, whether a font is displayed
with lines or polygons, whether a font is defined as propotional or whether a font should be
displayed with a slant ( italic font ).
The geometry of the individual characters is described in a glyph file. The glyph file is in a binary
form. A glyph file is first created in a readable form , and brought by utilities in a compact binary
form.
Which character and how many characters are present in a font, which character code is used to
represent a character is to be established with a character-mapping file.
A glyph file can contain a lot more characters than it is necessary for a font definition. A glyph file
and a character mapping file can be used for different fonts. Thus is avoided that redundant
information is available.
1.1. The font list
The fontlist is in the file sealfontlist , the environment variable SEALFONTS is pointing
to the directoy which in which the font list is stored.
The first line of the font list contains a header with the magic-string
@(#)SEALFontVersion="1.0"
After this line some comments may follow. The syntax of the font list corresponds to the syntax of
Windows-INF-files, e.c:
FontName="Courier Bold"
A font is described by a section with the following entries:
[Font]
FontID
FontName
AlternateFontID
FontVersion
FontType
FontGeometry
FontCMap
FontSpacing
FontMode
FontSlant
BarcodeProperties
( only for barcode-fonts )
FontId is the font number, which references a font. This is the number, which is used as "GKS
font index" or "CGM-font index".
With FontName a talking font name is set. With AlternateFontID an alternative font may be
specified. Thus, a font can be enlarged with glyphs of an other font. The glyph file for a Hershey
font , such as DEC_Multinational , only has 256 characters. Now, if this font is to be expanded to
include asian characters , this is achieved by specifying a suitable alternative font. The alternate font
must be defined in the font list as a separate font , this entry is optional.
The entry FontVersion is used for documentation only and is optional.
With FontType, the type of fonts are set. Valid values are Text, Symbol, Barcode,
2DBarcode and with version 1.2 TrueType and OpenType.
With FontGeometry the file name of a glyph file is set. The directory in which the file is
contained is determined by the Environmentvariable SEAL FONTS (see above). The description of
the glyph file follows in chapter 1.2
With FontCMap the file name of a character mapping file (CMap) is determined. The CMap
defines how many characters belongs to a font and how the character values are mapped to the
glyph indizes in the glyph file (see section 1.3).
If no CMap specified, the number of characters of a font results from the number of glyph data
contained in the glyph file, the mapping is done one to one. That is the character value 65 is
represented by the glyph number 65, whatever which character is displayed. The directory in which
the file is contained is determined by the environment variable SEAL FONTS (see above).
The entry FontSpacing specifies whether a font is to be realized as a monospaced font or a
proportional font. Valid values are "monospaced" and "proportional".
FontMode determines whether the glyphs are generated by lines (stroke) or polygones (outline).
Hershey fonts as DEC_Multinational are usually not designed that it can be generated with filled
areas. However, the PostScript-compatible fonts such as Courier, Helvetica and Times can all be
produced on lines and areas.
With FontSlant a font can be displayed as italic font. The value of the FontSlant is the tangent
of the tilt angle in the clockwise direction.
With BarcodeProperties additional properties of a barcode may be specified, such as a
barcode is to be created with check digit or not. 2D-barocdes are generated on open source libraries.
Parameters for these libraries may be specified with BarcodeProperties.
Example for a fontlist with two fonts:
FontPackageName="SEALFonts1.0"
FontPackageVersion="1.0"
#FontList
[Font]
FontID="-1"
AlternateFontID="-30001"
FontName="simplex_roman"
FontVersion="1.0"
FontGeometry="seal/simplex_roman.sgd"
FontCMap="seal/simplex_roman.cmap"
FontSpacing="proportional"
FontMode="stroke"
FontSlant="1.0"
[Font]
FontID="-30001"
FontName="flexible font"
FontVersion="1.0"
FontGeometry="seal/flex.sgd"
FontCMap="seal/flex.cmap"
FontMode="outline"
FontSlant="0.0"
For customer-specific enhancements the utility gensealfontlist is available. This program
checks all files in the directory, specified by the environment variable SEAL FONTS, whether they
syntactically match a font list and add these to the font list sealfontlist .
1.2. Glyph files
To ensure fast processing, glyph files are stored as binary files. The definition of the glyph data is
done by readable text files that need to be converted with an auxiliary program.
A glyph definition file consists of a font header, which defines general properties of the font:
number of characters, maximum character width or width of the characters in the presentation as a
monospaced font, nominal size of the characters and the maximum top height values (eg Ä) and
maximum bottom values (for example, q).
The individual glyphs are defined by defining a bounding rectangle, the start position of the next
character and by the commands MOVE, DRAW and CURVE
Example:
FONT_NUMBER
FONT_NAME
NUM_CHAR
CHAR_HEIGHT
CHAR_TOP
CHAR_UNDER
CHAR_HALF
MAX_WIDTH
-20002
"@(#) COURIER 1.3 03/02/18"
256
1000
1259
-396
700
970
ASCII 0:
BOUND_BOX
START_POINT
CONT_POINT
0
0
0
0
ASCII 1:
ALIAS 0
.
.
ASCII 34:
BOUND_BOX
CONT_POINT
MOVE
259
DRAW
320
CURVE 325
CURVE 405
DRAW
487
DRAW
259
MOVE
579
DRAW
639
CURVE 645
CURVE 725
DRAW
806
DRAW
579
259
1066
1073
623
579
561
1073
1073
1073
623
579
561
1073
1073
561
806 1073
341
421
561
579
373
426
561
623
663
741
561
579
693
746
561
623
0
0
Starting with version 1.2. TrueType- and OpenType-font files may be processed directly.
The FontType in the font list must be set to truetype or opentype.
When displaying these fonts they are converted internally in software fonts and treated as outline
fonts. That is, these fonts can be used for all output formats, but they can no longer be recognized as
text and researched in the case of PDF output. For these fonts are made known to the SEALFONTSpackage, the font list sealfontlist must be extended to font definitions for the desired fonts.
Example:
[Font]
FontID="-40001"
FontName="TTF-Isocpeur"
FontVersion="1.0"
FontType="truetype"
FontGeometry="ttf/isocpeur.ttf"
FontCMap="ttf/isocpeur.cmap"
FontMode="outline"
FontSlant="0.0"
By default, the SEALFONTS-package is delivered without TrueType- or OpenType-fonts.
1.3 Character Mapping
The amount of characters of a font and which character value is represented by a glyph is
determined by the character-mapping file (CMap).
The CMap consists of a header, which will be start with the magic string
followed by documentary information. The syntax of the entries corresponds to the Windows INF
files, eg
CMapName="SEAL Standard CMap"
Version="1.0"
The definition is introduced by the section
[SEALFontCMap]
and specifying the number of characters of a font, for example:
NumberOfChars="256"
In the following section [CMap] any number of mapping may follow. There are three different
mapping rules provided:
1. Setting a character range to a fixed value:
DefRange="a b c" : The range of the character value a to b is set to the glyph number c
2. Setting a character range to a range of glyph numbers:
CIDRange="a b c" : The character a is represented by a glyph number c, the character value of
a + 1 by Glyphnummer c + 1 etc. to
character value b by glyph numcer c + b-a
3. Setting a character value to a certain glyph number:
CIDDef="a b" :
The character a is set to glyph number b.
The mapping rules are interpreted in the order given. If characters are mapped to nonexistent glyph numbers,
the glyph number 0 is used (for undefined characters) implicitly.
Example:
CMapName="Arial Unicode"
Version="1.0"
[SEALFontCMap]
NumberOfChars="65535"
[CMap]
DefRange="0 31 0"
# range from 0 to 31 is mapped to 0
CIDRange="128 159 256"
# the range from 128 to 159 is
# mapped to the glyph numbers 256 to 287
CIDDef="160 8364"
# character 160 is mapped to
# glyph number 8364
1.4 Font numbers
Fonts are addressed via font numbers. The font numbers are classified as follows:
Font number:
-1 to -999
Hershey fonts, fonts that are realized only by lines.
Font number:
-1000 to -9999
Hardware fonts. These are defined in the configuration
file of the output driver.
Font number:
-10001 to -19999
Outline fonts: The characters are realized by lines and
curves.
Font number:
-20001 to -29999
Outline fonts: The characters are realized by areas
(limited by lines and curves).
Font number:
-20200 to -20299
Barcode fonts
Font number:
-20300 to -20399
2D barcodes
Font number:
-30001 to -39999
Unicode fonts: The character definition correspond to the
stroke and outline fonts, but the character set contains
more than 256 characters, at the best it contains the
complete unicode character set.
Font number:
-40001 to -49999
TrueType- and OpenType-fonts.
2. Hershey Fonts
The Hershey fonts are evolved from the GKS fonts. Most of these fonts are meanwhile unimportant
but are maintained because of compatibility reasons. Some fonts like the SICAD standard lettering
are required for converters based on GRIBS GKS. The DEC Multinational Character Set font (font
number -401 or -901) is used for the flagpage creation.
Hershey fonts (except of font -857) always exist in 2 different specificities: as proportional and as
monospaced font.
Character Spacing
Proportional Simple
-1
-31
-51
-101
-121
-151
-153
-161
-171
-181
-201
-203
-221
-301
-302
-303
-351
-352
-355
-356
-358
-361
-363
-367
-401
-501
-531
-551
-601
-621
-651
-653
-661
-671
-681
-701
-703
-721
-801
-802
-803
-851
-852
-855
-856
-857
-858
-861
-863
-867
-901
Simplex Roman (standard)
Simplex Script
Duplex Roman
Triplex Roman
Triplex Italic
Complex Roman
Complex Roman (Grecian)
Complex Roman (Cyrillic)
Complex Italic
Complex Script
Gothic German
Gothic English
Gothic Italian
Mathematical Symbols
Graphical Symbols I
Graphical Symbols II
Compatible font for SICAD standard lettering
DIN 6776 B, vertical
Compatible font for CalComp symbol font
Compatible font for CADAM - I
Compatible font for HP Character Set 1
Compatible font for CADAM - II
Compatible font for PC-Draft font 001
DEC Multinational Character Set
PC-Draft is a registered trademark of rhv Software Systeme GmbH. SICAD is a registered
trademark of SIEMENS AG. DEC is a registered trademark of Dgital Equipment Corporation.
PostScript is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems, USA.
3. Outline Fonts
Character Spacing
Proportional Simple
-10001
-10002
-20001
-20002
-20003
-20004
-20005
-20006
-20007
-20008
-20009
-20010
-20011
-20012
-20013
-20014
-20015
-20016
-20017
-20018
-20019
-20020
-20021
-20022
-20023
-20024
-20025
-20026
-20027
-20028
-20029
-20031
-20032
-20040
-20041
-20042
-20043
-10501
-10502
-20501
-20502
compatible font for PostScript Helvetica
compatible font for PostScript Courier
compatible font for PostScript Times-Roman
compatible font for PostScript Symbol
compatible font for PostScript Helvetica Bold
compatible font for PostScript Helvetica BoldOblique
compatible font for PostScript Helvetica Oblique
compatible font for PostScript Courier Bold
compatible font for PostScript Courier BoldOblique
compatible font for PostScript Courier Oblique
compatible font for PostScript Times Bold
compatible font for PostScript Times BoldItalic
compatible font for PostScript Times Italic
Cyrillic
compatible font for Arial Narrow
compatible font for Arial Narrow Bold
compatible font for Arial Narrow Italic
compatible font for Arial Narrow BoldItalic
compatible font for Tahoma
compatible font for Tahoma Bold
Box drawings - semi graphic
SAP Dings
SAP Icons
SAP Arial
compatible font for EPSON-printer
compatible font for Verdana
compatible font for Verdana Bold
compatible font for Verdana Italic
compatible font for Verdana BoldItalic
compatible font for ISOCPEUR
compatible font for Lucida Console
compatible font for Andale Mono
compatible font for Andale Mono Bold
compatible font for Andale Mono Italic
compatible font for Andale Mono BoldItalic
-20111
-20112
-20113
-30001
compatible font for MICR13
compatible font for OCR-A
compatible font for OCR-B
Flexible Font, compatible font for Arial Unicode
4. Barcode Fonts
4.1. Linear Barcodes
4.1.1. Code39
The barcode Code 39 is a alphanumerical code. Representable are digits, the 26 capital letters and
the
7
special
characters
Space
!
$
%
+
.
/
Each character consists of 9 elements (5 bars and 4 gaps). 3 of the elements are broad and 6 narrow
with exception of the representation of special characters.
Font number:
-20201
Barcode without check digit
-20221
Barcode with check digit
4.1.2. Code 2/5 Interleaved
Numeric barcode, representable 0-9. This code is built by 2 broad and 3 narrow bars or 2 broad and
3 narrow gaps. The first digit is represented by 5 bars, the 2. digit is represented by the gaps directly
subsequent to the bars of the 1. digit. Advantage: High information density. Disadvantage: all gaps
represent information therefore smaller tolerance.
Font number:
20203
20223
4.1.3. Standard 2 of 5
Numeric barcode, representable 0-9. This code is built by 2 broad and 3 narrow bars or 2 broad and
3 narrow gaps. The gaps do not contain information.
Font number:
20203
20223
4.1.4. Code 128
Code 128 allows the representation of the complete ASCII character set without character
combinations. But Code 128 does not represent directly the complete ASCII character set. 3
character sets A, B, and C are distinguished that can be used depending on the demands. A
combination of these character sets is also possible.
To represent the complete ASCII character set the start character A or B is required in combination
with a special character of Code 128.
Font number:
-20204
Barcode without check digit, the selection of the
character set is done automatically
-20205
Barcode without check digit, the A character set is used.
-20206
Barcode without check digit, the B character set is used.
-20207
Barcode without check digit, the C character set is used.
-20224
Barcode with check digit, the selection of the
-20225
Barcode with check digit, the A character set is used.
-20226
Barcode with check digit, the B character set is used.
-20227
Barcode with check digit, the C character set is used.
4.1.5. EAN-128
Logistic code for the trade. It corresponds to the Code 128 but the combination of start A, start B or
start C combined with FNC 1 character (double start character) is used as start character.
Font number:
-20208
Barcode without check digit, the selection of the
-20209
Barcode without check digit, the A character set is used.
-20210
Barcode without check digit, the B character set is used.
-20211
Barcode without check digit, the C character set is used.
-20228
Barcode with check digit, the selection of the
-20229
Barcode with check digit, the A character set is used.
-20230
Barcode with check digit, the B character set is used.
-20231
Barcode with check digit, the C character set is used.
4.1.5. EAN-13
The EAN code is primarily used in food supermarkets where the registration process is especially
labor-intensive because of the large amount of articles for each customer. The EAN (European
Article Number) or the GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) are printed encoded as barcode on the
packaging.
The standard EAN barcode has 13 digits.
EAN-13 or GTIN has the following structure:
•
The first two digits of the EAN-13 of GTIN code represent the country of the article. For
example, the numbers 40-43 represent Germany.
•
The next 5 digits code the producer of the article. In Germany, this number is assigned by
the GS1 Germany GmbH.
•
The following five digits represent the individual article number and classify the product of
the producer. This number is directly given by the producer.
•
The remaining thirteenth digit of the code is the check digit.
Font number:
-20213
4.1.5. EAN-8
EAN-8 is the sort form of EAN-13. This code is only used if the article is too small for an EAN-13
code. An EAN-8 will only be granted if an EAN-13 will uses more than 25% of the front space of
the article. An EAN-8 number is only assigned on demand because these numbers are limited. The
applicant must add an article sample to the application as certification.
An EAN-8 always has 8 digits:
•
3 digits prefix. The prefix identifies the organization that assigns the EAN identification
number.
•
4 digits article identification.
•
Check digit.
Font number:
-20212
4.2. 2D Barcodes
4.2.1 DataMatrix
The DataMatrix code is one of the best known 2D barcodes. It has been developed in the 80ies in
the USA by Acuity Corporation. The DataMatrix code is standardizes in ISO/IEC 16022:2000 and
ISO/IEC 24720:2006 by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and additionally
described in several standards for applications like in DIN standards and DIN-EN standards. These
standards are industry-wide binding and ensure the code reading independently of the producer of
the encoder or the reader.
Font number: -20300
The Datamatrix-barcode is generated by the OpenSource-library libdmtx. In
BarcodeProperties you can specify following parameters, which libdmtx uses for the
generating of barcodes:
-d, --module=NUM
Module size. (in pixels) [default: 1]
-m, --margin=NUM
Margin size. (in pixels) [default: 2]
-e, --encoding=[bfactxe8]
Encodation scheme.
b = Best optimized
f = Fast optimized
a = ASCII [default]
c = C40
t = Text
x = X12
e = EDIFACT
8 = Base 256
best possible optimization (beta)
basic optimization (not implemented)
ASCII standard & extended
digits and uppercase
digits and lowercase
ANSI X12 EDI
ASCII values 32-94
all byte values 0-255
-s, --symbol-size=SIZE
Symbol size specified in Rows x Cols.
Automatic SIZE options:
s = Auto square [default]
r = Auto rectangle
Manually specified SIZE options for square symbols:
10x10, 12x12,
14x14,
16x16,
18x18,
20x20,
22x22, 24x24,
26x26,
32x32,
36x36,
40x40,
44x44, 48x48,
52x52,
64x64,
72x72,
80x80,
88x88, 96x96, 104x104, 120x120, 132x132, 144x144
Manually specified SIZE options for rectangular symbols:
8x18,
8x32,
12x26,
-tgs1, --textgs1
generate GS1-Barcode
4.2.2. PDF417
PDF417 means "Portable Data File". One PDF417 can save a maximum of 2000 characters.
PDF417 is not a real matrix code like the DataMatrix code. There are configurable error correction
levels (0-9). PDF417 is much worse off compared to DataMatrix concerning the relation of data
content and size. In combination with laser scanners that can not register matrix symbols the code is
useful but not very efficient. As soon as camera systems are used as scanners real matrix codes are
the best solution. PDF417 has been developed by the Symbol Technologies company. Meanwhile
PDF417 is also specified in a ISO/IEC standard.
Font number: -20310
4.2.3. AZTEC-Code
The Aztec code is a independent 2D code type. It is specified in the ISO/IE 24778 standard. It is
also described in the literature volume 2 mentioned below. The German Rail, the Austrian Railways
and the Swiss Railways use the 2D barcode on their online or mobile tickets (MMS). Additionally
the US government uses this code to save biometrics data at entry and exit (US-VISIT program).
Font number: -20320
4.2.4. QR-Code
The QR code system was invented in 1994 by Denso Wave. Its purpose was to track vehicles during
manufacture; it was designed to allow high-speed component scanning.[3] Although initially used for
tracking parts in vehicle manufacturing, QR codes now are used in a much broader context,
including both commercial tracking applications and convenience-oriented applications aimed at
mobile-phone users (termed mobile tagging). QR codes may be used to display text to the user, to
add a vCard contact to the user's device, to open a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI), or to
compose an e-mail or text message. Users can generate and print their own QR codes for others to
scan and use by visiting one of several paid and free QR code generating sites or apps. The
technology has since become one of the most-used types of two-dimensional barcode.
A QR code consists of black modules (square dots) arranged in a square grid on a white
background, which can be read by an imaging device (such as a camera) and processed using Reed–
Solomon error correction until the image can be appropriately interpreted ( the loss of up to 30% of
the code is tolerated). The required data are then extracted from patterns present in both horizontal
and vertical components of the image
The QR Code is established as a public standard. In Japan it is very common, you can find him there
on almost every billboard. The Japanese government used the QR code. For example, the Japanese
Immigration Bureau uses the QR code with encrypted data for the visa, which is glued on entry into
the passport.
Font number: -20340
-20341
-20342
-20343
-20344
QR-barcode with default settings.
QR-barcode with ECC-level 1 and modul size 10
The QR barcode is created using the open source library ZINT. The following parameters are
provided for the creation of QR barcode, which can be defined on the entry
BarcodeProperties:
--secure=1
ECC-Level L , 7 % loss of codewords / data can be recovered
--secure=2
ECC-Level M , 15 % loss of codewords / data can be recovered
--secure=3
ECC-Level , 25 % loss of codewords / data can be recovered
--secure=4
ECC-Level H , 30 % loss of codewords / data can be recovered
--modulsize=n
Modulsize in Pixel. If this is omitted, then the module size
is automatically determined from the desired barcode size
--vers=s
Symbolsize ( 1-40 ) . If not specified, then automatically
an appropriate symbol size selected.
s
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
symbol size
21 x 21
25 x 25
29 x 29
33 x 33
37 x 37
41 x 41
45 x 45
49 x 49
53 x 53
57 x 57
61 x 61
65 x 65
69 x 69
73 x 73
77 x 77
81 x 81
85 x 85
89 x 89
93 x 93
97 x 97
s
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
symbol size
101 x 101
105 x 105
109 x 109
113 x 113
117 x 117
121 x 121
125 x 125
129 x 129
133 x 133
137 x 137
141 x 141
145 x 145
149 x 149
153 x 153
157 x 157
161 x 161
165 x 165
169 x 169
173 x 173
177 x 177
5. PDO-Fonts
So-called PDO fonts are provided for the PDF creation. PDO fonts are precast PDF objects that can
be inserted into the PDF files which are to be created. The fonts are embedded in the PDF file. This
allows the creation of PDF/A conform PDF files. Texts within PDF files can be searched for.
The PDO fonts are each present in two forms. The fonts in files with the extension .pdo are defined
as Type 1 or TrueType fonts. The files with the extension .t3 contain the fonts as Type3 fonts. This
PDF / A standards-compliant PDF files can be created. The text within the PDF files are searchable.
List of the available PDO fonts (only for the PDF creation)
helvetica.pdo|t3
courier.pdo|t3
times.pdo|t3
symbol.pdo|t3
helvetica_bold.pdo|t3
helvetica_boldoblique.pdo|t3
helvetica_oblique.pdo|t3
courier_bold.pdo|t3
courier_boldoblique.pdo|t3
courier_oblique.pdo|t3
times_bold.pdo|t3
times_bolditalic.pdo|t3
times_italic.pdo|t3
arialnarrow.pdo|t3
arialnarrow_bold.pdo|t3
arialnarrow_bolditalic.pdo|t3
arialnarrow_italic.pdo|t3
tahoma.pdo|t3
tahoma_bold.pdo|t3
epson.pdo|t3
verdana.pdo|t3
verdana_bold.pdo|t3
verdana_italic.pdo|t3
verdana_bolditalic.pdo|t3
isocpeur.pdo|t3
lucida.pdo|t3
ocra.pdo|t3
ocrb.pdo|t3
-1001
-1002
-1003
-1004
-1005
-1006
-1007
-1008
-1009
-1010
-1011
-1012
-1013
-1015
-1016
-1017
-1018
-1019
-1020
-1025
-1026
-1027
-1028
-1029
-1031
-1032
-1112
-1113
6. Text samples
6.1 Text samples of Hershey-fonts
Simplex Roman
Simplex Script
Duplex Roman
Triplex Roman
Triplex Italic
Complex Roman
Complex Roman (greek)
Complex Roman (cyrillic)
Complex Italic
Complex Script
Gothic German
Gothic English
Gothic Italian
Graphical Symbols I
SICAD-Normschrift
DIN 6776 B
CalComp-Symbolfont
CADAM-I
HP-Character Set I
CADAM-II
PC-Draft-Font 001
PC-Draft-Font 003
PC-Draft-Font 007
DEC Multinational
1
-31
-51
-101
-121
-151
-153
-161
-171
-181
-201
-203
-221
-301
-302
-303
-351
-352
-355
-356
-857
-358
-361
-363
-367
-401
6.2 Text samples of outline-fonts
Helvetica stroke
Courier stroke
Helvetica fill
Courier fill
Times Roman
Symbol
Helvetica Bold
Helvetica BoldOblique
Helvetica Oblique
Courier Bold
Courier BoldOblique
Courier Oblique
Times Bold
Times BoldItalic
Times Italic
Courier Cyrilic
Arial Narrow
Arial Narrow_Bold
Arial Narrow_Italic
Arial Narrow_BoldItalic
Tahoma
Tahoma_Bold
Boxdrawings
SAPDings
SAPicons
SAParial
EPSON
Verdana
Verdana Bold
Verdana Italic
Verdana BoldItalic
ISOCPEUR
-10001
-10002
-20001
-20002
-20003
-20004
-20005
-20006
-20007
-20008
-20009
-20010
-20011
-20012
-20013
-20014
-20015
-20016
-20017
-20018
-20019
-20020
-20021
-20022
-20023
-20024
-20025
-20026
-20027
-20028
-20029
-20031
Lucida Console
Andale Mono
Andale Mono Bold
Andale Mono Italic
Andale Mono BoldItalic
MICR13
OCR-A
OCR-B
Flexible font (unicode)
-20032
-20040
-20041
-20042
-20043
-20111
-20112
-20113
-30001
6.3 Text samples of linear barcodes
Barcode 39
Code 2/5 interleaved
Code 2/5 5 industrial
Code128
Code128 SETA
Code128 SETB
Code128 SETC
EAN 128
EAN 128 SETA
EAN 128 SETB
EAN 128 SETC
EAN8
EAN13
Barcode 39 + CS
Code 2/5 interleaved + CS
Code 2/5 5 industrial + CS
Code128 + CS
Code128 SETA + CS
Code128 SETB + CS
Code128 SETC + CS
EAN 128 + CS
EAN 128 SETA + CS
EAN 128 SETB + CS
EAN 128 SETC + CS
-20201
-20202
-20203
-20204
-20205
-20206
-20207
-20208
-20209
-20210
-20211
-20212
-20213
-20221
-20222
-20223
-20224
-20225
-20226
-20227
-20228
-20229
-20230
-20231
6.4 Text samples of 2D-barcodes
DataMatrix
-20300
PDF 417
-20310
Aztec
-20320
QR
-20340
6.5 Text samples of PDO-fonts
Helvetica
Courier
Times Roman
Symbol
Helvetica Bold
Helvetica Oblique
Courier Bold
Courier BoldOblique
Courier Oblique
Times Bold
Times BoldItalic
Times Italic
ArialNarrow
ArialNarrow-Bold
ArialNarrow-Italic
ArialNarrow-BoldItalic
Tahoma
Tahoma-Bold
EPSON
Verdana
Verdana Bold
Verdana Italic
Verdana BoldItalic
ISOCPEUR
Lucida Console
OCR-A
OCR-B
-1001
-1002
-1003
-1004
-1005
-1006
-1007
-1008
-1009
-1010
-1011
-1012
-1013
-1015
-1016
-1017
-1018
-1019
-1020
-1025
-1026
-1027
-1028
-1029
-1031
-1032
-1112
-1113
ABCDEFGH abcdefgh
ggggggggggggggggg
ABCDEFGH abcdefgh
ΑΒΧ∆ΕΦΓΗ αβχδεφγη
ABCDEFGH abcdefgh
ABCDEFGH abcdefgh
ABCDEFGH abcdefgh
ABCDEFGH abcdefgh
ABCDEFGH abcdefgh
ABCDEFGH abcdefgh
ABCDEFGH abcdefgh
ABCDEFGH abcdefgh
ABCDEFGH abcdefgh
7. Text Samples and Character Set Tables
On the following pages, for each character set a character set table is described with the correlation
of an ASCII value and the corresponding character. In the first column are the 4 high-order bits in
hexadecimal notation, in the upper line the lower bits. The corresponding character, that is defined
by the ASCII value, is marked by the cross point.
Example: Font No 401 (DEC Multinational Character Set)
The cross point of 4 and 1 (hexadecimal 41 corresponds to 65 decimal) points top the character 'A'.
Some of the character sets exist in 2 specificities:
•
Proportional font: The character spacing depends on the character
•
Monospaced font: The character spacing is always the same
The appearance is clarified by 2 text samples (capital letter and normal letter).
In addition further text samples with different attributes follow:
1. Character spacing 0.2: Additional to the predefined font character spacing, the space is increased
about the factor 0.2 of the character height of capital letters. With negative character spacing the
letters are printed on top of each other.
2. Character spacing 1.5: All characters are broadened by the factor 1.5 additionally to the
predefined font definition, that means, the text appears wider.
3. Character spacing 0.8: All characters are stripped by the factor 0.8 additionally to the predefined
font definition, that means, the text seems to be jolted.
4. Line width 0.5 mm: The line width of the polyline, which are used for creating vector fonts. This
attribute has no influence on filled fonts.
5. An example of big letters (1.3 cm high, line width of 2 mm).
Simplex Roman (standard)
font No. 1 and -1 proportional, font No. -501 monospaced
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Simplex Script
font no. -31 proportional, font no. -531 monospaced
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Duplex Roman
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Triplex Roman
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Triplex Italic
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Complex Roman
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Complex Roman (greek)
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Complex Roman (cyrillic)
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Complex Italic
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Complex Script
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Gothic German
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Gothic English
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Gothic Italian
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Graphical Symbols I
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
SICAD-Normschrift
compatible font for SICAD-Normschrift, vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
DIN 6776 B vertikal
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
CALCOMP-Symbolfont
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
CADAM-I
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
CADAM-II
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
HP Character Set 1
font no. -857 monospaced
compatible font for HP-Character Set 1, vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
PC-Draft-Font 001
compatible font for PC-Draft-Font 001, vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
PC-Draft-Font 003
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
PC-Draft-Font 007
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
DEC Multinational Character Set
Hershey vector font
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
HELEVTICA
compatible font for PostScript Helvetica , stroke text
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
COURIER
font no. -10002 monospaced, font no. -10502 monospaced
compatible font for PostScript Courier , stroke text
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
HELVETICA
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
COURIER
font no. -20002 monospaced, font no. -20502 monospaced
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Times-Roman
font no. -20003 proportional
compatible font for PostScript Times-Roman
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Symbol
compatible font for PostScript Symbol
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Helvetica Bold
compatible font for PostScript Helvetica Bold
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
compatible font for PostScript Helvetica BoldOblique
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Helvetica Oblique
compatible font for PostScript Helvetica Oblique
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Courier Bold
compatible font for PostScript Courier Bold
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Courier BoldOblique
compatible font for PostScript Courier BoldOblique
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Courier Oblique
compatible font for PostScript Courier Oblique
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Times Bold
compatible font for PostScript Times Bold
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Times BoldItalic
compatible font for PostScript Times BoldItalic
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Times Italic
compatible font for PostScript Times Italic
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Cyrrilic
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Arial Narrow
compatible font for Arial Narrow
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Arial Narrow Bold
compatible font for Arial Narrow Bold
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Arial Narrow Italic
compatible font for Arial Narrow Italic
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Arial Narrow BoldItalic
compatible font for Arial Narrow BoldItalic
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Tahoma
compatible font for Tahoma
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Tahoma Bold
compatible font for Tahoma Bold
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Boxdrawing
semigrafic
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
SAPDings
SAP symbols
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
SAPIcons
SAP symbols
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
SAPArial
compatible font for SAP Arial Mono
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
EPSON
compatible font for EPSON-printer
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Verdana
compatible font for Verdana
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Verdana Bold
compatible font for Verdana Bold
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Verdana Italic
compatible font for Verdana Italic
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Verdana BoldItalic
compatible font for Verdana BoldItalic
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
ISOCPEUR
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Lucida Console
compatible font for Lucida Console
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
AndaleMono
compatible font for Andale Mono
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
AndaleMonoBold
compatible font for Andale Mono Bold
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
AndaleMonoItalic
compatible font for Andale Mono Italic
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
AndaleMonoBoldItalic
compatible font for Andale Mono BoldItalic
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
MICR13
font for magnetic ink character recognition (MICR)
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
OCRA
font for OCR character recognition (ISO 1073-1)
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
OCRB
font for OCR character recognition (ISO 1073-2)
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
flexible font
font no. -30001 proportional, Font Nr. -30501 monospaced
unicode character set
character set
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
Helvetica
font no. -1001
PDO-Font
character set
Ą ą
!
0 1
@ A
P Q
‘ a
p q
Č Ď
č ď
€ ¡
° ±
À Á
Ð Ñ
à á
ð ñ
Ć
"
2
B
R
b
r
Ě
ě
¢
²
Â
Ò
â
ò
ć
#
3
C
S
c
s
Ğ
ğ
£
³
Ã
Ó
ã
ó
ı
Ę
$
4
D
T
d
t
Ň
ň
¤
´
Ä
Ô
ä
ô
ˇ
ę
%
5
E
U
e
u
Ő
ő
¥
µ
Å
Õ
å
õ
Ă
Ł
&
6
F
V
f
v
Ř
ř
¦
¶
Æ
Ö
æ
ö
Ĺ
ł
’
7
G
W
g
w
Ş
ş
§
·
Ç
×
ç
÷
Ľ
Ń
(
8
H
X
h
x
Š
š
¨
¸
È
Ø
è
ø
Ţ
ń
)
9
I
Y
i
y
Ť
ť
©
¹
É
Ù
é
ù
ă
Ś
*
:
J
Z
j
z
Ů
ů
ª
º
Ê
Ú
ê
ú
ĺ
ś
+
;
K
[
k
{
Ű
ű
«
»
Ë
Û
ë
û
ľ
Ź
,
<
L
\
l
|
Ž
ž
¬
¼
Ì
Ü
ì
ü
ţ
ź
=
M
]
m
}
İ
đ
½
Í
Ý
í
ý
Ŕ
Ż
.
>
N
^
n
~
Ÿ
Œ
®
¾
Î
Þ
î
þ
ŕ
ż
/
?
O
_
o
™
œ
¯
¿
Ï
ß
ï
ÿ
font sample:
proportional:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
monospaced:
attributes:
character spacing 0.2
character expansion 1.5
line width 0.5 mm
TALL+THICK
Courier
font no. -1002
PDO-Font
character set
Ą ą
!
0 1
@ A
P Q
‘ a
p q
Č Ď
č ď
€ ¡
° ±
À Á
Ð Ñ
à á
ð ñ
Ć
"
2
B
R
b
r
Ě
ě
¢
²
Â
Ò
â
ò
ć
#
3
C
S
c
s
Ğ
ğ
£
³
Ã
Ó
ã
ó
ı
Ę
$
4
D
T
d
t
Ň
ň
¤
´
Ä
Ô
ä
ô
ˇ
ę
%
5
E
U
e
u
Ő
ő
¥
µ
Å
Õ
å
õ
Ă
Ł
&
6
F
V
f
v
Ř
ř
¦
¶
Æ
Ö
æ
ö
Ĺ
ł
’
7
G
W
g
w
Ş
ş
§
·
Ç
×
ç
÷
Ľ
Ń
(
8
H
X
h
x
Š
š
¨
¸
È
Ø
è
ø
Ţ
ń
)
9
I
Y
i
y
Ť
ť
©
¹
É
Ù
é
ù
ă
Ś
*
:
J
Z
j
z
Ů
ů
ª
º
Ê
Ú
ê
ú
ĺ
ś
+
;
K
[
k
{
Ű
ű
«
»
Ë
Û
ë
û
ľ
Ź
,
<
L
\
l
|
Ž
ž
¬
¼
Ì
Ü
ì
ü
ţ
ź
=
M
]
m
}
İ
đ
½
Í
Ý
í
ý
Ŕ
Ż
.
>
N
^
n
~
Ÿ
Œ
®
¾
Î
Þ
î
þ
ŕ
ż
/
?
O
_
o
™
œ
¯
¿
Ï
ß
ï
ÿ
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
character
spacing
0.2
line width 0.5 mm
TALL+THICK
Times-Roman
font no. -1003
PDO-Font
character set
Ą ą
!
0 1
@ A
P Q
‘ a
p q
Č Ď
č ď
€ ¡
° ±
À Á
Ð Ñ
à á
ð ñ
Ć
"
2
B
R
b
r
Ě
ě
¢
²
Â
Ò
â
ò
ć
#
3
C
S
c
s
Ğ
ğ
£
³
Ã
Ó
ã
ó
ı
Ę
$
4
D
T
d
t
Ň
ň
¤
´
Ä
Ô
ä
ô
ˇ
ę
%
5
E
U
e
u
Ő
ő
¥
µ
Å
Õ
å
õ
Ă
Ł
&
6
F
V
f
v
Ř
ř
¦
¶
Æ
Ö
æ
ö
Ĺ
ł
’
7
G
W
g
w
Ş
ş
§
·
Ç
×
ç
÷
Ľ
Ń
(
8
H
X
h
x
Š
š
¨
¸
È
Ø
è
ø
Ţ
ń
)
9
I
Y
i
y
Ť
ť
©
¹
É
Ù
é
ù
ă
Ś
*
:
J
Z
j
z
Ů
ů
ª
º
Ê
Ú
ê
ú
ĺ
ś
+
;
K
[
k
{
Ű
ű
«
»
Ë
Û
ë
û
ľ
Ź
,
<
L
\
l
|
Ž
ž
¬
¼
Ì
Ü
ì
ü
ţ
ź
=
M
]
m
}
İ
đ
½
Í
Ý
í
ý
Ŕ
Ż
.
>
N
^
n
~
Ÿ
Œ
®
¾
Î
Þ
î
þ
ŕ
ż
/
?
O
_
o
™
œ
¯
¿
Ï
ß
ï
ÿ
font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
line width 0.5 mm
TALL+THICK
Symbol
font no. -1004
PDO-Font
character set
0
≅
Π

π
€
°
ℵ
∠
◊
!
1
Α
Θ
α
θ
∀
2
Β
Ρ
β
ρ
#
3
Χ
Σ
χ
σ
∃
4
∆
Τ
δ
τ
%
5
Ε
Υ
ε
υ
&
6
Φ
ς
φ
ϖ
∋
7
Γ
Ω
γ
ω
(
8
Η
Ξ
η
ξ
)
9
Ι
Ψ
ι
ψ
∗
:
ϑ
Ζ
ϕ
ζ
+
;
Κ
[
κ
{
,
<
Λ
∴
λ
|
−
=
Μ
]
µ
}
.
>
Ν
⊥
ν
∼
/
?
Ο
_
ο
ϒ
±
ℑ
∇
〈
〉
′
″
ℜ


∫
≤
≥
℘


⌠
⁄
×
⊗



∞
∝
⊕
∏
∑
⌡
ƒ
∂
∅
√


♣
•
∩
⋅


♦
÷
∪
¬


♥
≠
⊃
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attributes:
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font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
character
spacing
0.2
line width 0.5 mm
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font no. -1112
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font sample:
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monospaced:
attributes:
character
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line width 0.5 mm
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font no. -1113
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font sample:
proportional:
monospaced:
attributes:
character
spacing
0.2
line width 0.5 mm
TALL+THICK

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