Remember the old dot-matrix printers? The really old ones with nine-pin printheads? Ever get nostalgic for that appearance? Then this is the font for you! Each character is rendered in a matrix that's nine dots high (five for the x-height, two for ascenders, and two for descenders). Some printers could perform horizontal dot positioning with half-dot precision; that's what this font simulates.
Note that there is no kerning or other space adjustments. This is intentional; the goal was to simulate as closely as feasible the output of 1980's and 1990's era dot matrix printers. Output was usually monospaced (although some printers did proportional text).
Copyright 2019 J Hudson. You may use, copy, and/or modify this font under the terms of the SIL Open Font License v1.1. See the file "OFL.txt" for the full license text.