12480 Fonts
Most of the 12480 scripts are available as TypeType™ fonts. You may download the fonts here.
Installation
Windows
Unpack the zip file into a convenient directory. From the "Control Panel", select "Fonts". Open the "File" menu and select "Install New Font...". Navigate to the location where you unpacked the fonts and select them, then press "OK". Alternatively, you could copy the fonts to the "C:\WINDOWS\Fonts" directory.
Mac OS X
Unpack the zip file into a convenient directory. Copy the font files to "Mac Hard Disk/Library/Fonts".
Linux
Unpack the zip file into a convenient directory. Use the KDE or GNOME system configuration menu to install the fonts. Alternatively, you could copy the font files to "/usr/share/fonts/TTF" (depends on your system setup).
Included Fonts
12480Fonts.zip contains the following fonts. Each font contains kerning data and a full set of punctuation symbols. The 360 degree code is included in all of the fonts at the 0xD2 to 0xF8 range.
12480-1
Comments: This is the standard set of common 12480 scripts.
Numerals: 4 Bubble Script
Lowercase: Dot Script
Uppercase: 4 Line Script
Lowercase Radix 4: 2 Bubble Script
Uppercase Radix 4: 2 Line Script
12480-2
Comments: This font contains all of the slash scripts. Additional connected slash script characters are available at the 0xCE to 0xFF range.
Numerals: Disconnected Slash Script
Lowercase: Connected Slash Script--Half-height characters are low
and all characters are contiguous.
Uppercase: Connected Slash Script--Half-height characters are high
and some characters are in two pieces.
Lowercase Radix 4: Disconnected Radix 4 Slash Script
Uppercase Radix 4: Connected Radix 4 Slash Script
12480-3
Comments: This font contains some of the more abstract ways of writing binary.
Numerals: Graph Script
Lowercase: Cursive Script--Normal 0 and single arc 3
Uppercase: Cursive Script--Wavy 0 and double arc 3
Lowercase Radix 4: Upper Cursive Radix 4 Script
Uppercase Radix 4: Lower Cursive Radix 4 Script
12480-4
Comments: This font contains some of the less common ways to write binary.
Numerals: Diamond Script
Lowercase: Letter Script
Uppercase: Star Script--Both radix 256 and hexadecimal
Lowercase Radix 4: Connected Tone Script
Uppercase Radix 4: Disconnected Tone Script
12480-Pro
Comments: Use this font to see the pronunciation of each 12480 alphanumeric. The consonant is on top, the vowel is on the baseline, and the binary value is below. A zigzag reading method should be used.
12480 Keyboard Map