Times Newer Roman

Times Newer Roman is a font designed to help students and academics meet page requirements for their academic papers. It appears similar to Times New Roman but with each character widened by 5-10%, allowing for more words per page without noticeable changes.

1. Character Widening: Each character in Times Newer Roman is 5-10% wider than Times New Roman, creating the illusion of a longer document.
2. Margins and Punctuation Adjustments: The font includes hacked margins and increased punctuation size to further optimize word count.
3. Seamless Integration: Users can easily download and install Times Newer Roman to their preferred font management software and use it like any other font.
4. Compatibility: Times Newer Roman is based on Nimbus Roman No.9 L, an open-source font that mimics Times New Roman, ensuring compatibility with existing document formats.

• Academic Papers: Students can utilize Times Newer Roman to meet page requirements for essays, reports, and research papers.
• Word Count Extension: Writers can increase the length of their documents without compromising the visual aesthetics or style.
• Graded Assignments: Users can submit papers rendered in Times Newer Roman, confident that the increased word count will go unnoticed by graders.
• Layout Testing: Designers and publishers can evaluate how a document's layout and formatting may change with an increased word count.