This is Hi-Low-Med, a laser font which generates normal, subscripted and superscripted Times characters.
I previously created the Hi-Low font, containing subscripted and superscripted Times and Symbol characters, because most draw programs do not allow superscripted or subscripted text.
Some users of Hi-Low wanted to use the font in spreadsheets, where only a single font could be used in a cell, so that chemical formulas like H20 could be written. But Hi-Low was inadequate for that purpose because although it had subscripted and superscripted characters, it had no level characters. So, due to popular demand, here is the Son of Hi-Low, known as Hi-Low-Med. This font has level characters, subscripts and superscripts. The level characters are typed normally, subscripts are typed using the option key, and superscripts are scattered all over the place and should be located with the PopChar init. To type H20, type "H" "option-2" "0". In order to make room for all the level characters, I had to remove virtually all of the special math and greek symbols which were used in Hi-Low. So I do not recommend arbitrarily replacing Hi-Low with Hi-Low-Med; I personally will continue to use Hi-Low only.
For drawing programs which allow multiple fonts (but not subscripts and superscripts), stick with Hi-Low. For spreadsheet cells which do not allow multiple fonts, use Hi-Low-Med.
The "HiLowMed" printer font must be placed in your System Folder and must not be renamed.
This font was created with ParaFont. Hi-Low-Med is freeware, as is H-Low.
