LED_SAS.TTF
LED S&S Font
Author's note
LED S&S font by Matthew Welch is a free digital display font with a segmented LED-style structure. Its forms are made from straight bars and clipped corners, with repeated horizontal breaks that give each character a screen-like, seven-segment rhythm.
LED S&S is a free font that works well for arcade graphics, scoreboard titles, retro tech posters, event flyers, and interface accents where a digital readout shape feels appropriate. The repeated segmented construction also makes it useful for labels, neon-style signage, countdowns, and sci-fi themed layouts that need a sharp electronic reference.
LED S&S is a free font that works well for arcade graphics, scoreboard titles, retro tech posters, event flyers, and interface accents where a digital readout shape feels appropriate. The repeated segmented construction also makes it useful for labels, neon-style signage, countdowns, and sci-fi themed layouts that need a sharp electronic reference.
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Basic font information
Copyright notice
Copyright © 1998 by Matthew Welch. All Rights Reserved.
Font family
LED S&S
Font subfamily
Regular
Unique subfamily identification
LED S&S:Version 1.00
Full font name
LED S&S
Name table version
Version 1.00
Postscript font name
LEDSS
Trademark notice
LED S&S Trademark of Matthew Welch
Manufacturer name
I Shot the Serif
Designer
Matthew Welch
Description
Unlike most LED/LCD style fonts mine could be recreated with an
actual LED. I created this font working from memories of the good
old Speak and Spell display. Since I don't have an actual Speak
and Spell to work from I had to just do as well as I could in its
spirit. Be warned that some characters look just like others. The
( and the <, for instance. Also C and [. Most of these will be
pretty clear in context. To see all the sections of the LED "lit
up" at once use character 127 (hold down alt and type 0127 on the
numeric keypad). This font is, of course, monospaced.
actual LED. I created this font working from memories of the good
old Speak and Spell display. Since I don't have an actual Speak
and Spell to work from I had to just do as well as I could in its
spirit. Be warned that some characters look just like others. The
( and the <, for instance. Also C and [. Most of these will be
pretty clear in context. To see all the sections of the LED "lit
up" at once use character 127 (hold down alt and type 0127 on the
numeric keypad). This font is, of course, monospaced.
Extended font information
Platforms supported
PlatformEncoding
MicrosoftUnicode BMP only
Font details
Glyph count87
Units per Em2048
Embedding rightsEmbedding for permanent installation
Family classNo classification
WeightLight
WidthCondensed
Mac styleBold
DirectionMixed directional glyphs
Pattern natureRegular
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