Re: [ANN] Timing Diagram Font - free

Paul Carpenter wrote:
I know it has come up before on finding a timing diagram font, and most
people will point you to Xwave, which is fine if that is sufficient.

I have created a new timing diagram font, for free use (no selling it).

See <http://www.pcserviceselectronics.co.uk/fonts/>

I would be interested in feedback as I find it better for *my* use.

Feedback does not have to be on here.

looks nice,
but I don't understand why the horizontal lines are not equally thick ?

cheers,
Stef Mientki
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    ... jkirwan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx "Jonathan Kirwan" wrote: ... paul$@pcserviceselectronics.co.uk (Paul Carpenter) wrote: ... people will point you to Xwave, which is fine if that is sufficient. ... I would be interested in feedback as I find it better for *my* use. ...
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  • Re: [ANN] Timing Diagram Font - free
    ... paul$@pcserviceselectronics.co.uk (Paul Carpenter) wrote: ... people will point you to Xwave, which is fine if that is sufficient. ... I have created a new timing diagram font, for free use. ... I would be interested in feedback as I find it better for *my* use. ...
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    ... people will point you to Xwave, which is fine if that is sufficient. ... I have created a new timing diagram font, for free use (no selling it). ... I would be interested in feedback as I find it better for *my* use. ...
    (comp.arch.embedded)
  • Re: [ANN] Timing Diagram Font - free
    ... people will point you to Xwave, which is fine if that is sufficient. ... I have created a new timing diagram font, for free use. ... I would be interested in feedback as I find it better for *my* use. ... I know realise how much the smaller group of engineers are at least ...
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