Elfring Fonts, Inc Software

Secure Fonts

Are you printing checks from Windows? Do you ever worry about people altering the name or the amount on your checks? Or do you just want a more professional look for your checks? When printing checks, you need a secure way to print the amount and the name of the person the check is payable to. This package includes 26 different Secure Fonts. These fonts let you print check amounts in dollars, pounds sterling, euros, or the yen that are very hard to alter. Four of these fonts support most Western European languages. Each font comes standard version and in a version with the word for each number printed below it. They will also let you print the payee name on the check using our Secure Name option. Note that these are not the same Secure Fonts that come with the MICR font set. This set includes 14 new Secure Fonts not found in the MICR set.

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Bar Code 3 of 9

Want to print bar code 3/9 directly from Windows? Bar code 3/9 is the most popular alpha-numeric bar code. It will encode upper case letters, numbers, and some punctuation. These scalable bar code TrueType fonts let you print a bar code from any Windows application. This package includes both standard and human readable versions of bar code 3/9 and each is available in six different aspect ratios, so you can control bar width independent of bar height. VBA functions for Access, Excel, and Word make using our fonts in those programs a breeze. Our Bar39 utility program shows you how to use these fonts, making it easy to incorporate a bar code into your document. It will even build a bar code for you and copy it to the clip board, ready to paste into any Windows application. Bar Code 3/9 features alpha-numeric encoding, variable length bar codes, and no checksum is needed. This font set includes instructions for Full ASCII encoding. The documentation comes in both Word and Rich Text formats and gives illustrated examples of how to use these fonts to print bar codes.

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Secure Number Fonts

Are you printing checks from Windows? Do you ever worry about people altering the amount of your checks? Or do you just want a more professional look for your checks? When you print checks, you need a secure way to print the amount. This package includes twelve different Secure Number fonts. These fonts let you print check amounts in dollars, pounds sterling, euros, or yens that are very hard to alter. Each Secure Number font comes in a standard version and a version with the word for each character or number printed below it.

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Headline Fonts

10 hand kerned OpenType Headline style scalable fonts for Windows. Run HEADLNS.EXE to preview and selectively install. Includes:Advertiser, Agency, Danley, Dom Casual, Greece Black, Handsome, Hobo, Mossy, Umbles, Vantrel. This collection of Display or Headline fonts is perfect for attracting attention to your work. These fonts are perfect for documents, posters, greeting cards, signs, advertising, logos, or anything that needs to attract the attention of your reader. You get all the classic fonts used in modern advertising. The collection includes 48 hand crafted faces. Each font contains the full ANSI character set, which covers most Western European languages.

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MICR Font Set

Want to print your own checks on your laser printer from Windows? The bottom sequence of numbers on a check must be printed in a special font called MICR or E-13B. This font includes the numbers 0 through 9 and four special characters: On-Us, Transit, Amount, and Dash. MICR printing can be done on any laser printer, provided you purchase a special magnetic toner cartridges for it. Note that MICR printing must be exceedingly accurate. This package includes a number of variations of the MICR font (E-13B), plus instructions and calibration routines to ensure the checks you print will work at your bank. This is the only MICR font set you will find that comes with an automatic calibration program! All fonts are designed to meet ANSI standard X9.27-1995. When printing checks, you also need a way to print the amount on checks in a secure fashion. This package also includes six different Secure Number fonts. They let you print check amounts in dollars, pounds sterling, euros, or the yen that are very hard to alter. Note: Optio software users need our LaserJet version., not the TrueType version.

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Bar Code 128

Want to print bar code 128 directly from Windows? Bar code 128 is designed for high density alpha-numeric work. This font set covers subsets A, B, & C, and even handles UCC / EAN 128. These scalable TrueType fonts let you print a bar code from any Windows application. This package includes both standard and human readable versions of bar code 128 and each is available in three different aspect ratios so you can control bar width independent of bar height. We also include VBA functions for Access, Excel, and Word. Plus our Bar128 utility program figures out the character encoding for you and also calculates the checksums, making it easy to incorporate a bar code into your document. Bar code 128 is used for alpha-numeric encoding, supports variable length bar codes, offers a special high density numeric only mode, and a checksum is required. Documentation for this package comes in Rich Text formats and gives illustrated examples of how to use these fonts to print bar codes.

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UPC Bar Codes

The Universal Product Code has been used in the North American retail industry since 1973. There are two different versions of UPC bar codes, UPC-A and UPC-E. The UPC-A bar code is 12 digits long, including its checksum. UPC-E bar codes are special shortened versions of UPC-A bar codes and are 6 digits long. Both UPC-A and UPC-E bar codes may have optional 2 or 5 digit supplemental codes appended to them. Our scalable TrueType bar code fonts comes in five different aspect ratios, so you can vary the height and width of the bars independent of each other. This lets you print bar codes with the same height, but different horizontal print densities. The online manual comes in Rich Text format. Just print a copy of the manual to see how to use these soft fonts to print bar codes. UPC bar codes encode fixed length numeric data. A checksum is required, and checksum calculation is complex. VBA functions for Access, Excel, and Word make using our fonts in those programs a breeze. Our bar code set includes BARUPC.EXE a utility, which builds bar code strings and generates checksums for you.

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