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Many, MANY years ago there was something called "Dot Matrix Grotesque"
which emulated dot matrix printers and looked almost exactly like that.
It was pre-TrueType days, but there may be an old Bitstream version
floating around.
Boy am I dating myself with THAT post!
My 2¢,
John Garison
Robert Lauriston said the following on 8/17/2009 4:03 PM:
> OK, that got stripped out. Here's the attachment:
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>http://lauriston.com/misc/lcd_font.png
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