Metrolox is loosely based on the titling of the Enemy of the State movie. I say "loosely" because the movie titling showed only so many letters, and the lab's final version turned out so big.<br />
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Anyhow, here's the technical rundown:<br />
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- Metrolox true type: <br />
1 font, 568 glyphs, unicoded (ISO 10646-2), suporting the basic latin, latin-1 supplement, latin extended-A, spcing modified letters, Greek, Cyrillic, general punctuation, superscripts and subscripts, letterlike symbols, mathematical operators and alphabetic presentation forms unicode ranges.<br />
The suported code pages are:<br />
1252 Latin 1<br />
1250 Latin 2: East Europe<br />
1251 Cyrillic<br />
1253 Greek<br />
1254 Turkish<br />
1257 Windows Baltic<br />
1258 Vietnamese<br />
Macintosh Character Set (US Roman)<br />
869 IBM Greek<br />
866 Ms-DOS Russian<br />
865 Ms-DOS Nordic<br />
863 MS-DOS Canadian French<br />
861 MS-DOS Icelandic<br />
860 MS-DOS Portuguese<br />
857 MS-DOS IBM Turkish<br />
855 IBM Cyrillic; primarily Russian<br />
852 Latin 2<br />
775 MS-DOS Baltic<br />
850 WE/Latin 1<br />
437 US<br />
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- Metrolox postscript type 1:<br />
8 fonts, all produced in Adobe WinEncoding (with basic latin subsets) for their respective languages: Normal Latin 1 and 2, Cyrillic, Russian, Turkish, Baltic, Eastern European, Greek, and an alternates font for use with the basic latin font. The international and alternate characters in the type 1 fonts all exist in the true type Metrolox, so to fully benefit from the this package it is advisable to use the true type version under Windows.<br />
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