font for text to standard

[gil]

the norm uni en iso 3891-1:2015 establishes how the text to be used in technical drawings must be made.
within a cad program what is the corresponding font? for example in autocad there are many fonts that resemble the one decrypted in the norm. for example: iso, isocp2, isocp_iv25, isoct, etc...

how to choose them correctly? what do these names refer to?

 

[Cristallo]

I don't know. I only know that I use isocp (and its isocpeur omologist if I want bold), for aesthetic and functional reasons, for almost 15 years.
I just didn't feel the need for me to regulate the character of the text, but maybe it's part of the business, because I still don't understand why I have to be forced to subject to a rule, but to know the contents of the same I have to cum fior fior di quatrini at a time.
It's like the state said, "Today we're running out of finance, if you want to know what's going on, you pay 60 euros to the revenue agency."

 

[stefanobruno]

verses 60 euro to the agency of revenue"

no no, version 80 Us.: Cool:

 

[gil]

... but to know the contents of the same I have to cum fior fior di quattrini at a time.
It's like the state said, "Today we're running out of finance, if you want to know what's going on, you pay 60 euros to the revenue agency."

I agree perfectly.

 

[Paolo70]

https://docente.unife.it/alessandro.carandina/allegati/disegno_tecnico_industriale_slides.pdf