HVLJFont provides scalable and legible soft fonts for HP Laserjet printers that lack fixed pitch fonts.
If you're on the hunt for high-quality PCL "soft" fonts, the HVLJFont package should be on your radar. This package offers fonts that are compatible with HP Laserjet printers, and they can be used across a wide range of operating systems, including MS-DOS, Unix, Linux, Macintosh, and IBM's AS/400 system.
What's particularly helpful about these fonts is that they're an excellent fit for printers that lack fixed pitch fonts that are scalable or easy to read. Additionally, they're based on the HVFont design created by ProCon, ensuring that they're both legible and of high quality.
In terms of sizing options, the HVLJFont package has you covered with a range of choices that go from miniscule 50cpi/3pt all the way up to a large 8.33cpi/17pt. However, it's worth noting that the most popular sizes tend to fall between 30cpi and 15cpi, as these sizes aren't always easy to read with native fonts on many printers.
All in all, if you need a high-quality PCL soft font option that's compatible with HP Laserjet printers, the HVLJFont package is absolutely worth considering. Its range of sizes and compatibility across various operating systems make it a versatile option that can be used in a range of settings.
What's particularly helpful about these fonts is that they're an excellent fit for printers that lack fixed pitch fonts that are scalable or easy to read. Additionally, they're based on the HVFont design created by ProCon, ensuring that they're both legible and of high quality.
In terms of sizing options, the HVLJFont package has you covered with a range of choices that go from miniscule 50cpi/3pt all the way up to a large 8.33cpi/17pt. However, it's worth noting that the most popular sizes tend to fall between 30cpi and 15cpi, as these sizes aren't always easy to read with native fonts on many printers.
All in all, if you need a high-quality PCL soft font option that's compatible with HP Laserjet printers, the HVLJFont package is absolutely worth considering. Its range of sizes and compatibility across various operating systems make it a versatile option that can be used in a range of settings.
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