I would have never thought font with holes would save ink. Kudos to the Spranq team for coming up with the idea and also for not rejecting it without giving it a try. Of course there will be doubts about its readability and suitability for printers, and whether the saving is worth the change. But you can give it a try, ecofont is free to download and free to use Considering the size of specs and code we create, this might save us a ton.
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January 31st, 2009 at 7:11 pm
Thanks, I’m writing about this as soon as possible. I thing everyone should know about saving ink, especially on this economy. Great post, thanks again.