1.112

• Redrew & from a close-up of the key print as one continuous stroke at the 88-unit stem weight: a small teardrop loop over a broad lower bowl, a level spur, and a foot on the baseline. It leans only 2 degrees, rather than the print's 10. Still at cap height for running text.
• Redrew @ with one 80-unit stroke throughout: a round, upright ring that spirals into a slightly leaning a, fitted to the key print. The previous @ mixed heavy and thin parts and looked tilted.

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1.111

• Brought $, #, and % up to full size for running text, like ! and & in 1.109. $ is now the full S with its stem extending past cap height and baseline; # and % reach cap height at the shared stroke weight (#2).

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1.110

• Removed the composed key-name legends at U+E020–U+E028 (CTRL, RUN/STOP, SHIFT LOCK, SHIFT, RETURN, RESTORE, CLR/HOME, INST/DEL, CRSR) from the font and the preview. The font covers the single-character legends; f1–f12 remain.

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1.109

• Redrew S from the photographs: the upper bowl is narrower than the lower one, and the terminals sit where the keycap has them. The previous point-symmetric S looked upside down (#5).
• Redrew @ from the photographs: heavier spiral, level bottom tail, and a small leaning a (#4).
• Resized text punctuation for running text: ! sits on the baseline at stem weight, & reaches cap height with a clean straight leg in place of the notched lower-right join, and the upper dots of : and ; are raised (#2).
• Typing π (U+03C0) now shows the pi legend (#4).

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