VNI created and released a free font called VNI-Internet Mail, which utilized a variant of the VIQR notation and VNI's combining character technique to give VIQR text a more natural appearance by replacing certain ASCII punctuation with combining characters.
VNI created a free font named VNI-Internet Mail that used a modified version of the VIQR notation and VNI's unique combining character system to make VIQR text appear more readable by replacing specific ASCII punctuation marks with combining characters.