CMC7 Font anti-spyware scaner
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Barcodesoft
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Windows
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Shareware |
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$89 (Buy it now)
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34000
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CMC-7 character sets are widely used in automatic check-processing of banking industry throughout Europe, South America and Asia. CMC-7 font was originally developed by French computer company Machines Bull. ISO 1004 (3rd Edition, 1995) specifies the measurements, shapes and tolerances of 41 characters in detail (including 26 alpha characters, 10 digits, and 5 symbols). According to the specification, there are four different font sets. Each set has its own height, width and stroke width.Barcodesoft CMC7 font package contains all four font sets CMC7 I, CMC7 II, CMC7 III and CMC7 IV in both true type and PostScript formats. |
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