The legend and table below provide information about each font.When running certain apps on Windows 10 desktop or Windows 10 Mobile, some characters display as a square or rectangular box, or as a box with a dot, question mark or “x” inside, while the same app running on earlier Windows or Windows Phone versions did not have this problem. Font Information from the V5R4M0 (R540) version of the Printer Device Programming manual (though with a few corrections):
The following information was copied directly from Table 21. The iSeries Printer Device Programming V5R4 (SC41-5713-06) is available at: An i is 3/60 of an inch wide, a space is 5/60 of an inch wide, and a W is 7/60 of an inch wide.Īppendix D Working with Fonts, Font Character Sets, Code Pages, CHRIDs, and Coded Fonts in the Printer Device Programming manual, SC41-5713-04, contains several tables with more detailed information on fonts, including a list of Font IDs and their corresponding fonts. More specifically, each character can be one of 5 different widths: 3/60, 4/60, 5/60, 6/60, or 7/60 of an inch. The font is based on 12 Characters Per Inch (CPI) or 5/60ths of an inch. For proportionally spaced fonts, characters vary in width depending on the character being printed (for example, i is a narrow character, and W is a wide character). The term PSM refers to Proportionally Spaced Mode fonts. The font pitch is also referred to as the Characters per Inch or CPI. List of Default Font IDs Based on Font Range (sorted by Font Range) List of Default Font IDs Based on Font Range (sorted by Font Pitch) This document was last updated on 4 April 2014. The default font IDs are listed by font pitch and also by font range. The default font IDs are used whenever an operating system spooled file has the font ID set to *CPI. This document lists the default font IDs for each font range available on the operating system.
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