Naming conventions for the WorldType Fonts
The WorldType font naming convention uses the format of TTTTLLSB with the definitions listed in Tables 10 and 11 below.
Note: The InfoPrint Font Collection contains the latest version of the WorldType fonts.
The file name prefixes in Version 8.2.2 are different from the file name prefixes
in Version 6.3. This section describes the naming conventions for the latest WorldType
font version.
WorldType font naming: TTTT identifies the typeface name
| TTTT | Typeface name |
|---|---|
wt__ |
WT Serif |
wt_d |
WT SerifDuo |
wts_ |
WT Sans |
wtsd |
WT SansDuo |
WorldType font naming: LLSB identifies the localization, subset and the presents of embedded bitmaps
| LLSB | Typeface name appendage | Description | Bitmaps |
|---|---|---|---|
i___ |
IN | Indic | No |
j_eb |
J EA | Japanese East Asian | Yes |
j__b |
J | Japanese | Yes |
k__b |
K | Korean | Yes |
k_eb |
K EA | Korean East Asian | Yes |
m___ |
ME | Middle East | No |
s__b |
SC | Simplified Chinese | Yes |
s_eb |
SC EA | Simplified Chinese East Asian | Yes |
sxb_ |
SC xB | Simplified Chinese-Extension B | No |
th_b |
HK | Traditional Chinese Hong Kong | Yes |
theb |
HK EA | Traditional Chinese Hong Kong East Asian | Yes |
tt_b |
TW | Traditional Chinese Taiwan | Yes |
tteb |
TW EA | Traditional Chinese Taiwan East Asian | Yes |
ttxb |
TW xB | Traditional Chinese Taiwan Extension B | Yes |
sea_ |
SEA | Southeast Asia | No |
w___ |
Windows Glyph List 4 | No |