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.
@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 There are different Fonts at play here. The one on the buttons looks like Eurostyle.
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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 @mwichary may know (knows more about keyboards than anyone and a lot about fonts)
I'm assuming you don't mean the LCD typeface btw.
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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.
Thank you all! Consensus seems to be that Eurostile [1] and Microgramma-d [2] are very close. The TTFs that Casio itself distributes [3] for teachers are not really that clean, in my opinion, and only contain the keys, not the other characters.
[1] https://fontsgeek.com/eurostile-font
[2] https://fontsgeek.com/microgramma-d-extended-font
[3] https://edu.casio.com/forteachers/er/fontsets/index.php -
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@jwildeboer @mwichary may know (knows more about keyboards than anyone and a lot about fonts)
I'm assuming you don't mean the LCD typeface btw.
@samueljohnson Correct. I mean the characters on the keys and on the case around the keys. @mwichary
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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.
„COMPLEX“: ITC Handel
„C-POWER SYSTEM“ etc. and the buttons: Bitstream Square 721 Std Extended -
Thank you all! Consensus seems to be that Eurostile [1] and Microgramma-d [2] are very close. The TTFs that Casio itself distributes [3] for teachers are not really that clean, in my opinion, and only contain the keys, not the other characters.
[1] https://fontsgeek.com/eurostile-font
[2] https://fontsgeek.com/microgramma-d-extended-font
[3] https://edu.casio.com/forteachers/er/fontsets/index.php@jwildeboer
Eurostyle Extended Demi or Bold, to be exact. -
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.
If the display fonts are similar to the key fonts, the following link might help. It goes to downloads of a number of zipped key font #TTF files.
https://edu.casio.com/forteachers/er/fontsets/
Additionally, the following Github repo provides what seems to be a reconstruction of the CASIO Classwiz display font:
https://github.com/Wenti-D/ClasswizDisplayFont
And this Github repo includes multiple Casio TTF font files that may contain key or display fonts or both:
https://github.com/CalcWorld/Web-Calc-Emulator
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