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"ligatures" : false,
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"style" : "sans",
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"rendering" : "bitmap"
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},{
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"alias" : "envy-code-r",
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"name" : "Envy Code R",
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"author" : "Damien Guard",
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"year" : 2008,
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"website" : "https://damieng.com/blog/2008/05/26/envy-code-r-preview-7-coding-font-released",
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"ligatures" : false,
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"style" : "sans",
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"rendering" : "vector"
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},{
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"alias" : "fairfax",
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"name" : "Fairfax",
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Envy Code R (coding font) preview #7.2
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======================================
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Envy Code R is a fully-scalable monospaced font designed for programming and command prompts.
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There are three variants including in the archive - Regular, Bold and Italic. A large number of additional symbols outside the ASCII range and provided which covers most of the Windows/ISO 1252 codepage, MacOS Roman and a number of other Central European pages.
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This archive also contains a folder named 'Visual Studio Italics-as-bold' which contains the Regular and Italic fonts again with an alternate name of 'Envy Code R VS' and with the Italic variant set to identify itself as bold. This allows you to utilise italics within Visual Studio's syntax highlighter by choosing bold everywhere you want italics - great for comments or strings!
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If you wish to use Envy Code R as a font for your Windows Command Prompt run the included .reg registry file and reboot, then choose Properties from the Command Prompt to set it.
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Please send feedback to damien@envytech.co.uk and be sure to visit http://damieng.com/fonts/envy-code-r for updates and more information.
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[)amien
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Damien Guard, May 2008.
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Copyright © 2006-2008 Envy Technologies Ltd. Free to use but redistribution prohibited.
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.font ( 'effects-eighty', normal, italic, 'effects-eighty/effects-eighty-italic.otf' );
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.font ( 'effects-eighty', normal, normal, 'effects-eighty/effects-eighty.otf' );
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.font ( 'envy-code-r', bold, normal, 'envy-code-r/envy-code-r-bold.woff' );
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.font ( 'envy-code-r', normal, italic, 'envy-code-r/envy-code-r-italic.woff' );
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.font ( 'envy-code-r', normal, normal, 'envy-code-r/envy-code-r.woff' );
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.font ( 'fairfax', bold, normal, 'fairfax/fairfax-bold.ttf' );
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.font ( 'fairfax', normal, italic, 'fairfax/fairfax-italic.ttf' );
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.font ( 'fairfax', normal, normal, 'fairfax/fairfax.ttf' );
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font-style: normal;
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src: url('../resources/effects-eighty/effects-eighty.otf');
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}
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@font-face {
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font-family: 'envy-code-r';
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font-weight: bold;
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font-style: normal;
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src: url('../resources/envy-code-r/envy-code-r-bold.woff');
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}
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@font-face {
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font-family: 'envy-code-r';
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font-weight: normal;
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font-style: italic;
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src: url('../resources/envy-code-r/envy-code-r-italic.woff');
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}
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@font-face {
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font-family: 'envy-code-r';
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font-weight: normal;
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font-style: normal;
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src: url('../resources/envy-code-r/envy-code-r.woff');
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}
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@font-face {
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font-family: 'fairfax';
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font-weight: bold;
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