The following is an example of how name strings would be made for the Arial family.
Font Name ID 1 Name ID 2 Name ID 4 Name ID 16 Name ID 17 Arial Narrow Arial Narrow Regular Arial Narrow Arial Narrow Arial Narrow Italic Arial Narrow Italic Arial Narrow Italic Arial Narrow Italic Arial Narrow Bold Arial Narrow Bold Arial Narrow Bold Arial Narrow Bold Arial Narrow Bold Italic Arial Narrow Bold Italic Arial Narrow Bold Italic Arial Narrow Bold Italic Arial Arial Regular Arial Arial Arial Italic Arial Italic Arial Italic Arial Italic Arial Bold Arial Bold Arial Bold Arial Bold Arial Bold Italic Arial Bold Italic Arial Bold Italic Arial Bold Italic Arial Black Arial Black Regular Arial Black Arial Black Arial Black Italic Arial Black Italic Arial Black Italic Arial Black ItalicIn addition to name strings, OS/2.usWeightClass, OS/2.usWidthClass, OS/2.fsSelection style bits, and head.macStyle bits are shown. These settings allow the fonts to fit together into a single family of varying weight and compression/expansion.
Font OS/2 usWeightClass OS/2 usWidthClass OS/2 fsSelection Italic OS/2 fsSelection Bold OS/2 fsSelection Regular head macStyle Bold head macStyle Italic head macStyle Condensed head macStyle Extended Arial Narrow 400 3 x x Arial Narrow Italic 400 3 x x x Arial Narrow Bold 700 3 x x x Arial Narrow Bold Italic 700 3 x x x x x Arial 400 5 x Arial Italic 400 5 x x Arial Bold 700 5 x x Arial Bold Italic 700 5 x x x x Arial Black 900 5 x x Arial Black Italic 900 5 x x x xCollaborate with us on GitHub
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