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Security Font Package
Security Font Package
 
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Generate text, names, amounts and currency with secure fonts as well as
characters for the Dollar, Euro, Pound and Yen.
- Includes 5 separate secure fonts in 6 formats,
both normal and descriptive.
- May be embedded into a variety of PDF document applications with a Developer
License.
- TrueType, OpenType, PCL LaserJet soft fonts and PostScript security font
versions are included for maximum flexibility.
- Compatible with Microsoft® Windows®, Pocket PC, Macintosh, UNIX,
Linux and others.
- Single and Multi-User Licenses start from $79 with Royalty-Free Developer
Licenses from $235.
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Several font names are provided to support different print environments.
The following fonts are provided in the package:
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Secure Font Name |
Description and Appearance |
| IDAutomationSec1B |
Black letters |
| IDAutomationSec1W |
White letters |
| IDAutomationHSec1B |
Black letters
and human readable characters below |
| IDAutomationHSec1W |
White letters
and human readable characters below |
| IDAutomationSecurityBlock |
White letters
inside black block and human readable characters embedded |
- To help prevent forgery, consider utilizing the
start and stop characters with security fonts. These characters
will combine the ends of the lines together. The { } brackets are
the "rounded" start and stop characters. The [ ] brackets are the
"square" start and stop characters. For example, to securely print
a name on a bank check with square ends, print [Jon_Doe] with IDAutomation's
security fonts selected. The IDAutomationSecurityBlock font does not
require a start and stop character.
- The space character has been moved to the underscore "_" location
because the space character (ASCII 32) simply prints a space.
- The following chart shows the ASCII locations for specific characters:
| ASCII Location |
Character |
Description |
| 128 |
€ |
Euro |
| 162 |
¢ |
Cent |
| 163 |
£ |
Sterling Pound |
| 164 |
¤ |
Currency |
| 165 |
„ |
Yen |
At certain point sizes, security fonts can seem distorted on the
screen because the screen resolutions are low. Fonts are represented
by the dots of the output device, whether it is screen pixels or the
dots of a laser printer. IDAutomation security fonts are created for
printing on high resolution ink-jet and laser printers 300 DPI or greater.
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