Capital M and N are a bit ambiguous.

[alister-chowdhury]

Hey there,

Looking at the the full charset:

And zooming in around the M,N area.

N looks a lot more like other M-like characters and M looks possibly closer to what you'd expect an N to look like.

I think it might clearer to modify the font to be:

Many thanks,
Alister

[josuah]

There are three vertical bars to fit in 3 pixel wide, feedback onto the best balance sure help. So far, only the context was used to let the reader guess it was most likely an "M" or an "N", but things like 39ôM,30Sô would absolutely be read as 39ôN,30ôS

I think it might clearer to modify the font to be: 

I will add a font editing suite in-source to have glyphs stored like this then generating the various other formats: ``` K: # . # . # . # . # # . . # . # . # . # . . . . . . . . . ``` Also, we can give a peek at the excellent attempt of Robey: http://robey.lag.net/2010/01/23/tiny-monospace-font.html It was also much better packaged around. Thank you for taking the time to report this, will come back to you as soon as the editing tools are there for merging the changes.