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1. Different fonts have different file sizes due to their unique character codes. 2. When an email with a font is sent, both the text file and font file are saved, increasing the file size. 3. Receiving computers need the font file to display the text properly, but sending font information takes up more memory. Using fonts can make word processing heavier as well due to duplicate font files.
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- 1. Font and File size S１２４００７９ Ryuhei Murai
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- 3. What each font have — Each font have their characteristic code. — This code influence folder size.
- 4. Change folder size — When folder is saved if you change font, text file and font file are saved. — This font file are cause of change file size.
- 5. Things which can be done — When you mail your friend, if friend’s PC don’t have information about that font, friend’s PC display in another font.
- 6. Solve problem using font — If using font, you can send information about how to make those characters in the font. — So, same font can be display each other’s PC.
- 7. But… — They can see same font, but information of font is sent too. — So memory is squeezed.
- 8. Using font — If you use font, some cases writing word is heavy.
- 9. Cause — Cause is file of font duplicate. or File of first setting.
- 10. Solving — 1. Exit application. — 2. Delete file of font.
- 11. Famous font 1 — Arial It is font that user is many. It is designed diagonal. It is not heavy.
- 12. Famous font 2 — TimesNewRoman It is used newspaper. Many people see. It use Dot, so information is large and a bit heavy.
- 13. Famous font 3 — AXIS It is used by magazine named “AXIS”. Originally, this font is designated “AXIS”. So this font is easy to read. Not heavy.
- 14. Conclusion — Using font and not using font have merit and demerit. So, it is important to use case by case.