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The "code" version: Capital "i" has crossbars? CHECK Zero is distinguishable from O? CHECK "Text" version: Capital "i" has crossbars? NOPE, so no dice

The "code" version: Capital "i" has crossbars? CHECK Zero is distinguishable from O? CHECK "Text" version: Capital "i" has crossbars? NOPE, so no dice. I hate fonts that don't have a properly-formed capital "i".

FaceType 3mo ago
In sans-serif text typefaces capital ‘I’ is traditionally a simple vertical rectangle without serifs. But we were estimating some folks would miss those serifs so if you want to have a ‘properly-formed’ capital ‘I’ just activate stylistic set 02 (ss02, = ‘Alt I J i j r’). To see what this looks like, take a look here: https://www.monolisa.dev/tester/text https://www.monolisa.dev/tester/text
- MoonWalk 3mo ago
  Thanks for the reply, and that option. Pretty cool! But the crossbars aren't serifs!
  - FaceType 3mo ago
    You are correct. But the letter ‘I’ never has crossbars, no matter what font you are looking at. If you mean the horizontal stem, that is a serif.