This makes machine-reading much more accurate in theory — but the CMC7 font came with its own set of challenges, which we cover in the next article in this series. In most places where E13B was already in widespread use, there was little desire to uproot the existing systems and replace them. So another font, called CMC7, was developed to make the reading even easier for machines: As you can see, each character of CMC7 is actually a bar code.
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