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*[http://www.zone38.net/font/ Font Stuff from codeman38 (several fonts)] (TrueType, fixed width, '''free''') | *[http://www.zone38.net/font/ Font Stuff from codeman38 (several fonts)] (TrueType, fixed width, '''free''') | ||
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Revision as of 06:49, 7 April 2007
Contents
List of fonts for coders
Programmers' fonts
Fonts expressely conceived for programming
- Proggy Fonts (TrueType, fixed width, free)
- Bitstream Vera Sans Mono (TrueType, fixed width, free)
- DejaVu Sans Mono (TrueType, fixed width, free)
- Andale Mono (TrueType, fixed width, free, old Microsoft web core font)
- Anonymous (TrueType, fixed width, free)
- ProFont (Bitmap, fixed width, free)
- Consolas (TrueType, fixed width, commercial, free for Licensed users of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005)
- Oloron Program (TrueType, fixed width, commercial)
- Dina (Bitmap, fixed width, free)
Old school "8-bit" fonts
Fonts from computer systems and videogames of the '80s, for nostalgics and retrocoders
- Commodore 64 Font (TrueType, fixed width, free)
- Freaky Fonts (many fonts, including Commodore Amiga) (TrueType/BitMap, fixed width/proportional, free)
- Font Stuff from codeman38 (several fonts) (TrueType, fixed width, free)
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How to change fonts
Go to Tools / Preferences... / General / Fonts
How to install new fonts in Windows
Copy & Paste (or Drag & Drop) the file of the font you want to install into the Windows Font system folder (normally C:\WINDOWS\Fonts ).
