A long shot.
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A long shot. Does anyone know if the font/typeface that Casio used for their calculators back in the days is available as TrueType or SVG anywhere? I am weirdly fascinated by it and would love to use it for some displays.
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A long shot. Does anyone know if the font/typeface that Casio used for their calculators back in the days is available as TrueType or SVG anywhere? I am weirdly fascinated by it and would love to use it for some displays.
@jwildeboer Maybe @FontsInUse has the answer: https://
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A long shot. Does anyone know if the font/typeface that Casio used for their calculators back in the days is available as TrueType or SVG anywhere? I am weirdly fascinated by it and would love to use it for some displays.
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A long shot. Does anyone know if the font/typeface that Casio used for their calculators back in the days is available as TrueType or SVG anywhere? I am weirdly fascinated by it and would love to use it for some displays.
@ilkkajii might have some clues.
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A long shot. Does anyone know if the font/typeface that Casio used for their calculators back in the days is available as TrueType or SVG anywhere? I am weirdly fascinated by it and would love to use it for some displays.
@jwildeboer I can't help unfortunately, but thank you for the nostalgia! I had exactly that model when studying and it is a great font.
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A long shot. Does anyone know if the font/typeface that Casio used for their calculators back in the days is available as TrueType or SVG anywhere? I am weirdly fascinated by it and would love to use it for some displays.
@jwildeboer I'd say that is the Eurostyle font.
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A long shot. Does anyone know if the font/typeface that Casio used for their calculators back in the days is available as TrueType or SVG anywhere? I am weirdly fascinated by it and would love to use it for some displays.
@jwildeboer Eurostile or Microgramma
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A long shot. Does anyone know if the font/typeface that Casio used for their calculators back in the days is available as TrueType or SVG anywhere? I am weirdly fascinated by it and would love to use it for some displays.
@jwildeboer
my guess:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handel_GothicEDIT: Ich hab nur das "Complex" und besonders das runde E betrachtet. Für die anderen Texte ist es wohl eine andere Font.
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A long shot. Does anyone know if the font/typeface that Casio used for their calculators back in the days is available as TrueType or SVG anywhere? I am weirdly fascinated by it and would love to use it for some displays.
@jwildeboer It is very similar to Eurostile. There is a free version of that around called QT Eurotype (developed for use in LaTeX iirc but available as OpenType)
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A long shot. Does anyone know if the font/typeface that Casio used for their calculators back in the days is available as TrueType or SVG anywhere? I am weirdly fascinated by it and would love to use it for some displays.
@jwildeboer I ran it through "whatthefont" and it said https://www.myfonts.com/products/heavy-handel-gothic-arabic-369693?queryId=undefined&index=universal_search_data&objectIDs=5834974000
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A long shot. Does anyone know if the font/typeface that Casio used for their calculators back in the days is available as TrueType or SVG anywhere? I am weirdly fascinated by it and would love to use it for some displays.
@jwildeboer WOW .. I never seen another one using a calculator like this .. I have the CASIO fx-570W is nearly identical but is not solar powered. These are the ONLY calculators I know/ever seen that have the 'engineering units' ( micro, mega, nano, pico, etc. ) directly printed and visible on the keys ! I never seen any other calculator with such a feature !
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A long shot. Does anyone know if the font/typeface that Casio used for their calculators back in the days is available as TrueType or SVG anywhere? I am weirdly fascinated by it and would love to use it for some displays.
@jwildeboer this feels like a @foone question
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