DSC_FONTS table

Unique number of the descriptor.

A number identifying the color used for this font.

The number must be given in RGB hexadecimal notation.

1 if the font should be opaque, 0 if not.

The height (size) of the font.

The width of the font.

The escapement of the font in tenths of degrees. Escapement is the rotation of the baseline of the text.

The orientation of the characters in tenths of degrees.

The weight of the font. Range is 0-1000:
0 = default size.
400 = normal
700 = bold

1 if the font is italic, 0 if not.

1 if the font is underlined, 0 if not.

1 if the font is striken out, 0 if not.

The character set used:
0 = ANSI charset.

The output precision of the font (how to choose an actual font based on the font specification, if necessary).
0 = default behaviour.
1 = this is a raster font.
3 = this is truetype/vector font.

The clipping precision (how to clip the font, if it falls outside the clipping region):
0 = default behaviour.
2 = this is a raster/truetype/vector font.

The output quality:
0 = appearance doesn’t matter.
1 = appearance less important.
2 = appearance more important than exact attribute match.

The pitch and family of the font:
0 = default pitch.
1 = fixed pitch.
2 = variable pitch.

0 = don’t care.
16 = proportional with serifs.
32 = proportional without serifs.
48 = monospace.
64 = handwriting.
80 = novelty fonts.

Add one pitch value and one family value to get the final value.

The face name of the font.