<ul><li><p>400+600=</p><p>500+500=</p><p>300+700=</p><p>250+750=</p><p>500+500=</p><p>400+600=</p><p>700+300=</p><p>600+400= 75+80+85+90+83+79+64+77+82+83+92+85+74+62+55+40+35+60+63+79+34+27+32+43+52+65+74+82</p><p>40%</p><p>50%</p><p>30%</p><p>25%</p><p>50%</p><p>40%</p><p>70%</p><p>60%</p><p>60%</p><p>50%</p><p>70%</p><p>75%</p><p>50%</p><p>60%</p><p>30%</p><p>40%25% 75%14% 86% 425=395=440=375=415=495=420=405= 425=395=440=375=515=395=450=425=</p><p>FF CHARTWELLUSER MANUAL</p><p>A</p><p>APRIL</p><p>HAPPY SAD HUNGRY FULL</p><p>MAY</p><p>NIGHT DAY</p><p>JUNE JULY</p><p>M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S</p><p>B</p><p>C </p></li><li><p>25+35+40</p><p>ACTIVATE STYLISTIC ALTERNATES(OR STYLISTIC SET 1 / DISCRETIONARY LIGATURES)</p><p> 20+15+25+40 </p><p>20+15+25+40 </p><p>Introducing ff Chartwell</p><p>Designed by Travis Kochel, ff Chartwell is a typeface for creating simple graphs. Driven by the frustration of creating graphs within design applications and inspired by typefaces such as ff Beowolf and ff PicLig, Travis saw an opportunity to take advantage of OpenType technology to simplify the process.</p><p>Using OpenType ligatures, strings of numbers are automatically transformed into charts. The data remains in a text box, allowing for easy updates and styling. </p><p>Its really easy to use; you just type a simple series of numbers like: 10+13+37+40, turn on StylisticAlternates, Stylistic Set 1 or Dis-cretionary Ligatures, and a graph is automatically created. To see the original data all you need to do is turn o the feature again.</p><p>ff Chartwell was originally released in 2011 under the tk Type foundry. In 2012, it was added to the FontFont library with the addition of four new chart styles, the ff Chartwell Polar Series.</p><p>The Polar Series (Rose, Rings, and Radar) is a set of new designs, which take on the form of more experi-mental charts. In an eort to make the charts smarter and more dynamic, each design reacts not only to the data entered, but the number of values.</p><p>oneAlways make sure letter spacing isset to 0.</p><p>twoUsing the values 0100*, type the values, using + to combine them into one chart. If the total is above 100 a new chart will begin. *For Bars you can use values up to 1000.</p><p>three You can adjust colors if you like.</p><p>four</p><p>Turn on Stylistic Alternates and enjoy!</p><p> ff Chartwell User Manual 1/3</p><p>Basics</p><p>Here are a few basic tips to get you started using ff Chartwell.</p></li><li><p>Supporting Alphabet</p><p>To help prepare the information a supporting alphabet has been included. It contains: Extended Latin character set, basic numerals, alphabet and punctuation.</p><p>25+35+40+45+20+35+75+11+14</p><p>Pies</p><p>Each Pie has a total value of 100. If the total is greater than 100, a new chart will begin. </p><p>You can transform the chart into a ring by using the letters aZ.</p><p>25+35+40+</p><p>+ 90%</p><p>++ 10%+</p><p>Bars Vertical</p><p>You can use Bars Vertical to create sparklines and other bar graphs. </p><p>Each bar supports values from 0 to 100. </p><p>75+80+43+87+31+79+44+62+95 15+20+25+30+35+40+45+50+55+60+65+70+65+60+55+5060+55+50+45+40+35+40+45+50+55+60+55+50+45+40+3545+60+43+37+31+29+14+42+35+20+33+37+21+19+14+5275+80+43+87+31+79+44+62+95</p><p>Bars</p><p>Each bar supports values from 0 to 1000 and you use the + to connect each value. </p><p>Using the = you can create a diamond (=).</p><p>75+85+10=75+85+10=</p><p>375+625=</p><p>375+625=</p><p>350+650=</p><p>400+600=</p><p>400+600=</p><p>440+560=</p><p>440+560=</p><p>280+720=</p><p>425=395=440=375=</p><p>415=495=420=405=</p><p>ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789!?&amp;$@#%*.,:;'`~^-=_+()[]{}/|.</p><p>Lines</p><p>Each Line uses values from 0 to 100 and you need to use the + to connects values. </p><p>25+5+100+45+23 *charts can be layered to create more complex diagrams</p><p> ff Chartwell User Manual 2/3</p></li><li><p>Rose</p><p>Using the letters af you can dene the grid. </p><p>The number of values determines the width of the wedge and the value of each number determines the height of the wedge.</p><p>Rings</p><p>To dene the grid use the letters af.</p><p>The radius increases aer each value and the value of each number determines the length of each ring.</p><p>Radar</p><p>Letter combinations are typed rst to dene the grid.</p><p>Axis number increases in relation to the number of values provided.</p><p>The value of each number deter-mines the height of point along axis.</p><p>cx+70+50+73+97+63+77a ax b bx c cx</p><p>d dx e ex f x</p><p>a+70+50+33+97+63+27</p><p>six options for the grid af</p><p>onethirty different wedges supported</p><p>a+70+50+73+97+63+77</p><p> five options for the grid ae</p><p>oneten rings supported</p><p> threeten axis supported axis adjusts to number of values</p><p>twelve options for the grid</p><p>Hints and tips</p><p>Use InDesigns Story Editor to edit the values of charts without having to switch the OpenType features on and o.</p><p>Please note, there are the following known bugs in certain programs:</p><p>ff Chartwell Pie and ff Chartwell Ring are compatible with Word 2010/2011, to ensure the color versions works the + sign needs to be the same color as the preced-ing numbers.</p><p>Color versions do not work when using Quark XPress.</p><p>ff Chartwell Bars and ff Chartwell Bars Vertical are the only fonts that are currently compatible with iWorks.</p><p> 2012 FontFont</p><p>Design ff Chartwell Travis Kochel</p><p>Design User Manual Christopher Hamamoto </p><p>Text typefaceff Tisa Sans</p><p>All rights reserved. </p><p>FontFont and FontFont typeface names are trademarks of FontShop International GmbH</p><p> ff Chartwell User Manual 3/3</p></li></ul>