VT323-Regular.ttf._p_o_s_t.ttx

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<ttFont ttLibVersion="2.4">

  <post>
    <formatType value="2.0"/>
    <italicAngle value="0.0"/>
    <underlinePosition value="-255"/>
    <underlineThickness value="102"/>
    <isFixedPitch value="1"/>
    <minMemType42 value="0"/>
    <maxMemType42 value="0"/>
    <minMemType1 value="0"/>
    <maxMemType1 value="0"/>
    <psNames>
      <!-- This file uses unique glyph names based on the information
           found in the 'post' table. Since these names might not be unique,
           we have to invent artificial names in case of clashes. In order to
           be able to retain the original information, we need a name to
           ps name mapping for those cases where they differ. That's what
           you see below.
            -->
    </psNames>
    <extraNames>
      <!-- following are the name that are not taken from the standard Mac glyph order -->
      <psName name="uni00AD"/>
      <psName name="uni00B2"/>
      <psName name="uni00B3"/>
      <psName name="uni00B5"/>
      <psName name="uni00B9"/>
      <psName name="SF100000"/>
      <psName name="SF110000"/>
      <psName name="SF010000"/>
      <psName name="SF030000"/>
      <psName name="SF020000"/>
      <psName name="SF040000"/>
      <psName name="SF080000"/>
      <psName name="SF090000"/>
      <psName name="SF060000"/>
      <psName name="SF070000"/>
      <psName name="SF050000"/>
      <psName name="upblock"/>
      <psName name="uni2581"/>
      <psName name="shade"/>
      <psName name="uni2594"/>
      <psName name="diamond"/>
    </extraNames>
  </post>

</ttFont>