Font family: PF DIN Text Pro
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Font version: Version 4.000
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Characters: 1542
Number of glyphs: 1507
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License type: The way of license is for reference only. Please contact the copyright party to purchase commercial license.
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Copyright notice: Copyright (c) 2002, 2005 Parachute®, www.parachute.gr. All rights reserved.
Font family: PF DIN Text Pro Medium
Font Subfamily name: Regular
Unique font identifier: ParachuteWorldwide: PFDINTextPro-Medium: 2002
Full font name: PFDINTextPro-Medium
Version string: Version 4.000
Postscript name: PFDINTextPro-Medium
Trademark: DIN Text is a registered trademark of Parachute®
Manufacturer Name: Parachute® Worldwide
Designer: Panos Vassiliou
Description: Based on DIN 1451 the German Industrial standard by the Deutsches Institut Normung - (1936/1986)
URL Vendor: http://www.parachute.gr
License Info URL: http://www.parachute.gr/Licensing/Eula
Typographic Family name: PF DIN Text Pro
Typographic Subfamily name: Medium
Pixel unit: 1000
Vertical minimum: -285
Vertical maximum: 943
Horizontal minimum: -403
Horizontal maximum: 1760
Mac Style: 0
Minimum readable pixel size: 3
Font direction: 2
Ascending part: 750
Descending part: -250
Line spacing: 0
Maximum step width: 1818
Minimum left side beraring: -403
Minimum right side beraring: -184
Non component maximum points 0
Non component maximum contours 0
Word weight type: 500
Word width type: 5
Size of superscript horizontal font : 650
Size of superscript vertical font 600
Superscript horizontal deviation 0
Superscript vertical deviation 75
Size of subscript level font: 650
Size of subscript vertical 600
Subscript horizontal offset: 0
Subscript vertical offset: 350
Delete line size: 60
Delete line position: 297
Font selection identifier: 0
Typography ascending: 750
Typography descending -250
Typography spacing: 0
Ascending part: 943
Descending part: 285
Bevel: 0
Underline position: -85
Underline thickness: 60