A font made up of bitmapped glyphs See also: outline font
A font that has a fixed character font size and shape. The characters are composed of a map of tiny dots that appear to the unaided eyes as one character. Bitmapped fonts were the first type of fonts developed for PCs, printers, and multifunctional devices.
A font made up of bitmapped characters. A bitmap font contains a separated bitmap picture of each character in a given typeface at each size and resolution. A bitmap font is required to display the font on the monitor. Also known as Screen Font.
A font or typeface composed of bitmapped characters-also called screen fonts.
interface: Fonts on the Mac come in tw varieties: bitmapped and outline fonts (TrueType and PostScript). Bitmapped fonts are stored in suitcase files and copied into the System file to use them. They are built out of the pixels on the screen. When you print a bitmapped font on any printer, regardless of resolution, the letters are still jagged. They come in particular sizes, unlike outline fonts, which can adjust to any size without losing quality.
A font made up of bitmapped glyphs. Compare "outline font".
a font made up of bitmapped letters, characterized by jagged edges, as opposed to the smooth edges of an outline font.
A font made from a matrix of dots. See font.
