en to point (printer's)
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en
Definition: The en is a typographic unit of measurement equal to half of the width of an em, typically used for setting the width of spaces and punctuation marks.
Historyandorigin: The en was originally used in typography to help design consistent spacing and layout, particularly in printed materials.
CurrentUse: In modern digital typography, en is used for setting spaces in designs, particularly in relation to punctuation and small adjustments in font spacing.
funfact: The en dash (–) gets its name from the en, as it is typically the width of an en in most fonts.
point (printer's)
Definition: The point (printer's) is a traditional typographic unit, often equal to 1/72 of an inch, used in printing and publishing.
Historyandorigin: The point was used by printers for centuries as a standard unit to measure type and text layout in printed materials.
CurrentUse: The printer's point is used less frequently today in digital printing but is still seen in professional typesetting and print design.
funfact: The printer's point is still widely used in high-end print publishing and design, though digital points have largely replaced it in everyday use.
en to point (printer's) Conversion Table
1 en | 0.5 point (printer's) |
2 en | 1 point (printer's) |
3 en | 1.5 point (printer's) |
5 en | 2.5 point (printer's) |
10 en | 5 point (printer's) |
50 en | 25 point (printer's) |
100 en | 50 point (printer's) |
1000 en | 500 point (printer's) |
10000 en | 5000 point (printer's) |
100000 en | 50000 point (printer's) |
1000000 en | 500000 point (printer's) |
How to Convert en to point (printer's)
1 en = 0.5 point (printer's)
1 point (printer's) = 2 en
we use cross multiplication method
en → point (printer's)
1 → 0.5
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*0.5=1*x
by simplifying
x=0.75