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Atari Classic Extrasmooth
The lettering of Atari 8-bit ATASCII character set, from Mark Simonson, by Mark Simonson.
LicenseFreeware, no modification
Character setATASCII
Glyphs258 in the cataloged file
CoverageFull A-Z, a-z and 0-9
Formats heldSUIT, TTF
Source files2 in the wing index
v1.2 (1998–2016), Windows edition; interpreted as conventional typographic forms.
Charset map
Every candidate codepoint for this character set, drawn where the font covers it and left as an empty box where it does not. Gaps are shown as gaps: a conversion that never had a lowercase is not dressed up as one.
License, in full
Class: Freeware, no modification. The license text as cataloged from the source:
Distribution: Atari Classic TrueType Fonts are copyrighted freeware, © 1998–2001 by Mark Simonson, all rights reserved worldwide. Atari Classic TrueType Fonts can be freely distributed as long as they is not modified and this documentation accompanies the font suitcase. Anonymous [sic - file literally reads “Anonymous”; contextually “They”] may not be sold or offered for sale, or included with another software product offered for sale, except with my express written permission. Online services and bulletin boards may make it available to their users at no charge other than the normal connection fees. Non-profit user groups which hold regularly scheduled public meetings may distribute it at no charge. Print, CD-ROM, and text magazines may publish it on CD-ROM, floppy disk, or online where applicable, without my prior consent, as long as I get a copy of the issue containing my font within two months of release of the magazine. CD-ROM or floppy disk shareware/freeware/public domain collections may include it without my prior consent, as long as I get a copy of the CD-ROM or floppy collection within two months of release of the collection. (Read Me, Atari Classic TrueType Fonts v1.2, Mac edition)
Where it stands
This design is cataloged in the wing index and its specimens have been rendered from the held files, so what you see is the real face with its real coverage. It has not been published to FontSpace, and font.lol does not distribute the file.