HVLJFont - Soft Fonts for Laser Printers 1.0

Publisher review:
The HVLJFont package provides downloadable PCL "soft" fonts for use with HP compatible Laserjet printers. The fonts can be used with MS-DOS, Window's terminal programs, Unix, Linux, Macintosh, and IBM's AS/400 system.
They are particularly valuable if you have a Laser printer that does NOT provide fixed pitch fonts that are scalable, or sufficiently legible.
These highly legibility, fixed pitch fonts are based on ProCon's HVFont design.
Sizes range from a miniscule 50cpi, 3pts, right up to a large 8.33cpi, 17pts.
The sizes from 30cpi to 15cpi are the most useful as few printers produce readable text at these sizes with their native fonts.
Requirements:
HP Laserjet Compatible Printer, PCL 3 or later

Operating system:
Linux Console,MS-DOS,Unix,Win2000,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Win98,WinOther,WinServer,WinVista,WinVista x64,WinXP,Other

Release notes:
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