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: Term for a font that leaves no loose parts I am trying to figure out what term to use when searching for fonts that are open so that centers of o's, a's, p's etc. will be attached to the

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I am trying to figure out what term to use when searching for fonts that are open so that centers of o's, a's, p's etc. will be attached to the background when I use them in cut files.

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That's called a stencil font.

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