Palm OS

October 2007 – May 2012 • 12,620 views • 4 responses

PalmOS was designed for very small devices and as such the font is optimised for good visibility in constrained spaces. As such it makes a great proportional font in Windows where either space is at a premium (e.g. Visual Studio output window) or where you don’t want somebody to read over your shoulder (MSN Messenger).

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8pt regular
Codepage 1252 of PalmOS in 8pt regular		 bold
Codepage 1252 of PalmOS in 8pt bold
11pt regular
Codepage 1252 of PalmOS in 11pt regular

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  1. Pingback Colour schemes for Visual Studio on October 14th, 2007

    [...] space for my monitor) that a couple of people have asked for. You will need the Envy Code R and PalmOS fonts to take full advantage but you can always map it to Consolas if you [...]

  2. Pingback Older pixel fonts back online on October 17th, 2007

    [...] PalmOS – a Window port of the PalmOS system font recreated from screenshots. [...]

  3. Collin Allen on December 20th, 2007

    This brings back memories of Espy Sans, featured on the Apple Newton and iPod mini: http://lowendmac.com/backnforth/art/espy.gif

  4. Pingback The Xerox Alto mono-spaced font rises again » DamienG on August 26th, 2008

    [...] don’t forget to check out my reproduction of the PalmOS system font. Not monospaced but very clear at small sizes – great for the Visual Studio output window [...]

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