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mproud
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The Roman typefaces used in Chinese and Japanese t...
Part of the reason for the “weirdness” is the blatant fact they’re fixed-width, which is hugely important as so are kanji. That way you can intermix the two and the spacing won’t completely fall apart.
IsTom
on Nov 4, 2014
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Monospace fonts are fixed-width too and they don't look bad. The thing is that they're full-width.
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