Adobe Standard Encoding
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'''Adobe Standard Encoding''' is an 8-bit encoding extended from ASCII, used as the default encoding for many PostScript fonts. Codes 32-126 and 161-251 are used. | '''Adobe Standard Encoding''' is an 8-bit encoding extended from ASCII, used as the default encoding for many PostScript fonts. Codes 32-126 and 161-251 are used. | ||
[http://www.ascii.ca/adobestd.htm Adobe Standard Encoding vector] | [http://www.ascii.ca/adobestd.htm Adobe Standard Encoding vector] | ||
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Revision as of 05:33, 10 November 2012
Adobe Standard Encoding is an 8-bit encoding extended from ASCII, used as the default encoding for many PostScript fonts. Codes 32-126 and 161-251 are used.
