The computer font CMC7 was created by Harold Lohner, 1998, and placed into the public domain by him.

CMC7 is based on an early machine-readable, magnetic-ink font of the same name. A-Z and 1-9 are authentic. I made up the rest following the pattern.

Version 2 contains extra characters at the { | } [ ] positions. I have learned that this font is still used--with those characters on checks in Europe. It was not my intention to make a font that would actually be readable to machines; I intend only to mimic the look of the original.

CMC 7 font contains 91 defined characters and 59 unique glyphs.

The font contains characters from the following unicode character ranges: Basic Latin (82), General Punctuation (8), Private Use Area (2).

• Font Name:CMC7
• Subfamily:Regular
• Version:Macromedia Fontographer 4.1.3 8/12/98

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