Ecofont has holes in order to save printer ink
December 14, 2008 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under Computers
This isn’t a new mode of printing documents. More than the “grayscale” feature, there is a new out of the box method for saving ink and it has nothing to do with the print quality on your paper. Ecofont, a new font developed sans serif (makes sense since serif fonts take up more ink*) claims to be able to save 20% more printer ink because it has small holes built into the typeface.
Here are some samples of the font in zoom. Way cool. The suggested size for Ecofont would be about 9 or 10, the standard size, IMHO for long …read more




