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Looking for old-school "VT100" font ...

I'm just wondering if anyone has the old VT100 / VT102 system fonts that were used for coding back in the day. Everywhere I look says they were OS9 fonts, but I'd like to load it on my MacPro.


I'm doing a video project where I need that old, aliased font. Specifically, I'm trying to find an exact match for this font and I think VT100 would get me awfully close ...


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Posted on Jan 17, 2013 6:02 PM

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Jan 17, 2013 6:23 PM in response to Chris Corrado

Everywhere I look says they were OS9 fonts, but I'd like to load it on my MacPro.

That is correct. OS 9 supplied a legacy Mac TrueType font named VT102Font . These still do work in all versions of OS X. So if you have a copy of OS 9 around, or an older Mac running OS 9, you can copy the font to your new Mac.

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Looking for old-school "VT100" font ...

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