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monospaced

(ˈmɒnəʊˌspeɪst)
adj
(Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) (of printed material) having been printed in a font in which all characters have the same breadth
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There is good news for attorneys who have felt constrained by or rued the time spent cramming an appellate argument into a 50-page brief with the monospaced font: Liberation day has arrived.
Printers spit out listings and reports inelegantly, in monospaced capital letters.
Its design, all-caps headlines with black and white monospaced font, is almost two decades old and has survived every passing design trend.
The results are presented in Figures 1 and 2, which differentiate between "centrists" (labeled in standard font), "conservatives" (italics), and "left/progressives think tanks" (monospaced font enclosed in braces).
* Monospaced fonts: Don't use these either.--Monospaced fonts were invented to meet the mechanical requirements of typewriters.
9 LETTERA-TXT This most recent font by Zurich-based Kobi Benezri is a proportional version of his monospaced Lettera, which, in turn, the designer based on an Olivetti typewriter font designed (and shelved) in the 1970s by Swiss designer Josef.Miiller-Brockmann.
Briefs may be filed using either monospaced or proportionally spaced typefaces.
Various techniques can be used with monospaced fonts.
Some people use Courier New because it's a monospaced font, meaning each letter takes up the same amount of horizontal space, just as with a typewriter.
Historically, writers placed two spaces between sentences because typewriters used a monospaced font, which allowed for the same amount of space for each letter.
Third, you need to find and know the name of at least one monospaced font.

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