Console Fonts

The Courier New TrueType font must have single-handedly forced a million programmers and writers to buy bigger monitors. There must be a better way to look at fixed-pitch text than that scrawny font.There is.Console fonts are fixed-pitch bitmap fonts that are optimized for writing source code, not for writing letters. These tasks are quite different. The main advantage is Readability, which everyone needs, not just programmers. If you use any application that uses fixed-pitch fonts, you`ll find it a nicer place to work when you use Console.We emphasize symbols so you can easily tell a comma from a period, and a square bracket from a Curly brace. You`ll never confuse 1-I-l again. Designed for legibility with C++, Fortran, Basic and Assembly language source code. Fonts are vertically compressed with large lower-case characters; more lines fit on the screen, but with improved readability. Support popular programming environments like Microsoft Visual Basic, Visual C++ and Borland Delphi, and popular text editors like TextPad. Includes the euro character when you register. ZDNet gave Console fonts 3 stars. Console is a fixed-pitch font with the complete ANSI character set in a wide variety of sizes. The ANSI font includes extremely readable characters from large and readable to nearly tiny. In 1024x768 screen mode, choose from 80 characters and 33 lines, to 110x70. If you prefer the DOS character set, we offer three versions of Console 437. Designs are optimized for 8-, 9-, and 10-pixel wide characters.