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Fat cuve model for representation of Urdu / Arabic fonts Muhammad Raashid Hussain

By: Hussain, Muhammad Raashid (MSCS-13)Publisher: Rawalpindi MCS,NUST 2009Description: x, 4,7 pSubject(s): PG Thesis | MSCS-13DDC classification: 005.1

Contents:

Introduction (page-1) Concepts of font designing (page-4) Literature review existing work (page-11) Proposed fat curve model (page-21) Application future work and concluding remarks (page-44)

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Introduction (page-1) Concepts of font designing (page-4) Literature review existing work (page-11) Proposed fat curve model (page-21) Application future work and concluding remarks (page-44)

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