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Mac & Win OpenType - PostScript Flavor (.otf)
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Product ID
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L40796OT ODBS |
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Technical Name(s)
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OCR A Std Medium
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File Name(s)
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OCRAStd.otf
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Macintosh PostScript
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Product ID
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000000993 PDMS
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Technical Name(s)
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OCRA, OCRA Alternate |
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File Name(s)
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OCRA, OCRA Suitcase, OCRA.AFM, OCRAAlt, OCRA-Alternate.afm, OCRA
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Mac & Win OpenType - PostScript Flavor (.otf)
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Product ID
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000993OPN ODBS
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Technical Name(s)
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OCR A Std Medium |
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File Name(s)
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OCRAStd.otf
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Windows TrueType
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Product ID
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L50325 TDWS
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Technical Name(s)
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OCRA LT, OCRA LT Alternate |
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File Name(s)
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LTe50325.ttf, lte51673.ttf
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Windows PostScript
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000000993 PDWS
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Technical Name(s)
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OCRA, OCRA-Alternate |
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oa______.afm, oa______.inf, oa______.pfb, oa______.pfm, oaalt___.afm, oaalt___.inf, oaalt___.pfb, oaalt___.pfm
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Mac & Win OpenType - PostScript Flavor (.otf) |
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Designer:
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In 1968, American Typefounders produced OCR-A, one of the first Optical Character Recognition typefaces, to meet the criteria set by the U.S. Bureau of Standards. In 1968 Adrian Frutiger designed its European counterpart OCR-B for Monotype. This font was developed at the request of those sections of the business community which need to process large quantities of numbered forms automatically and wish to use machines rather than people to read and sort them. OCR-B is slightly easier for the human eye to read than OCR-A.
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RGB, Web pages work within Hex. Colors in the RGB palette have Hex equivalents,
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the RGB value in your design application. There's a good chance it will display
the Hex equivalent for you. When used in HTML, Hex colors are denoted by a "#"
followed by a series of six letters or numbers like this: #93DB70.
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