Ink-friendly Font

In: Geek Finds

24 Dec 2008

Tom Root sent this our way last week.  Ecofont reduces the amount of ink used to print by “omitting parts of the letter.”  At a large size you can see the dots of omission, but at 12 point or smaller the dots are unnoticeable.  With small bits of the font missing this in turn uses less ink.  It’s pretty clever, I don’t know how effective it is – Econfont claims you’ll use 20% less ink,  but I’m doubtful.  Nonetheless, I like the idea and it’s not a bad looking font either…Ecofont Serif coming soon?

Comment Form

About this blog

The ZSN-IT site is a central place for the IT department to share the more fun and interesting aspects of our work with our clients and everyone else. This includes links to interesting tech solutions, stories about incidents, food notes, techtips, fitness counters, and whatever else we find interesting.

Photostream

    IMG_9034IMG_9030IMG_9029IMG_9025IMG_9018IMG_9012
  • Annette: Hilarious! I love it!!!!! [...]
  • Pattie S: YUM!! [...]
  • Jackie: Proof that nonstop creativity and fun oozes out of the pores of Zing peeps! I'll bet that even the d [...]
  • Donald: I've a campfire Cappucino rig! A mokapot for brewing the espresso, and a boiler with steam wand for [...]
  • Billie: Hi Elizabeth! You can order great gifts of food and have them shipped all over the country! Note tha [...]

Search our Store



We have shirts too!