People often think of Postscript as a file format, but it's really a programming language, ideal for producing various forms of ruled paper. The .ps files below were written by hand; the .pdf versions were then made using ps2pdf. It's all meant for A4 paper, but I haven't used any DSC in the Postscript.
| Cycles in abscissa | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 3 | 4 | 6 | ||
| Cycles in ordinate | 2 | ps, pdf | |||
| 3 | ps, pdf | ps, pdf | |||
| 4 | ps, pdf | ps, pdf | |||
| 6 | ps, pdf | ||||
These have the traditional 3:2:3 ratio for the ascender space, x-height, and descender space, along with the 55 degree slant. The thin-lined version is meant for writing on directly, for practice. The thick-lined version is meant to be able to show through another sheet of paper.
| x-height /in | Thin lines | Thick lines |
|---|---|---|
| 1/4 | ps, pdf | ps, pdf |
| 1/6 | ps, pdf | ps, pdf |