[simpits-tech] engineering lettering...

[Christian Leduc]

There are two known and endorsed Industrial Fonts. ISO1209 (?) and an 
American one.

They are intended to be written by hand and are one of the most basic 
ones. They exist in normal and italic (by standard). The sizes are 
mostly standardised for every use.

I learned them a few year ago as it was mandatory for the ex-"Swiss 
ATPL" which doesn't longer exist. I had choice and decided to take the 
ISO one, it's much more natural (easy).

Maybe you can search for ISO-Font or something like that.



Am 09.07.2004 um 00:06 schrieb Joseph Fagner:

> You mean those letters are actually hand written?
> Jay
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> Maaaany years ago I learned how to "properly" write letters for
> engineering and architecture drawing.  The skill has since mutated into
> near illegible scratching and I'd like to correct it.  Does anyone here
> know where I can find a lettering chart that shows how the letters are
> formed?
>
> Thanks!
>
> g.
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