This sans serif font set looks a lot like the familiar Arial typeface, but with one key difference. Each letter has lots of holes punched in it, and so requires less ink to print--and that also means you'll spend less money on ink cartridges.
Note: This link takes you to the vendor's site, where you can download the latest version of the font.
--Rick Broida
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