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This is a simple program designed for users to send fonts across the internet to ach other. It can be especially useful when using MSN for example, if you want someone else to view your text in a font they do not have installed.

Opcion Font Viewer is a Java based font viewer that allows you to view (un)installed TrueType fonts one or many at a time. Opcion Font Viewer allows you to select and save your favourite fonts, apply font styles, and set your own sample/preview text.

A font chooser for java-programmers. You can select the font, the font-style, the size and the color. It gets similar handled like the JFileChooser in the Java API.

FontBox is an open source Java library for parsing font files and providing low level data structures for accessing font information.

Flashcard program for Palm Pilot handhelds. Java PC desktop program to edit flash cards and import SuperMemo databases included. Many font types supported including Japanese. Image support also present. Visit home page for sample cards.

You are looking for a installed font? Then you're right! JFontTools offer you a full system to search, analyse and compare fonts! Present fonts to other by generating HTML previews and print a example page. Manage your installed fonts and deinstall unne

RImgGen is a random text image generator. Random text images are generated by specified charset, lenght, font/back color variant etc. information with an output file which contains unique file name & context doubles. (using for secure log-in etc.)

Yadameter is a visual timer designed especially for Toastmasters. Each of up to four stages is shown as a different color. The time elapsed is displayed in the window, with its font size adjustible from very large to virtually invisible.

A Java program that lets you create bitmap fonts and export them in various formats.

FluidGUI is a graphical user interface for FluidSynth (www.fluidsynth.org), an open-source software synthesizer based on the MIDI and Sound Font specifications. FluidGUI is developed in the Java programming language.

This project is powered by FCKeditor and iText library. This promotes iText to new WYSIWYG editor level. FCKeditor is now not only HTML editor but also PDF editor Here is the Korean font supported FCKitext...Please download English version at http://

This projects tries to provide an easy JFontChooser in the form of the JColorChooser. Simply use it as a dialog in your programs to get a user-selected Font.

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digitalHardback is a reading surface simulator written in java. It implements book marks, book history and variable font and size settings. It will also impliment textured backgorunds for text to give a real paper book feel.

FromMyHeart is a simple and fun program that allows you to leave messages on your desktop like a sticky note. Your message is displayed within the graphic and font of your choice. It is a creative way to show someone your thoughts.

DialogLayout is a java layout manager. Components are positioned relative to each other using constraints that avoid nesting. Layouts scale to different sizes because the measurement system (dialog units) scales with the font. Requires jdk1.4.

FontSelectionPanel is a swing-based java component used to select a font.

Generates JPEG images on the fly. The content is a mixure of xml-template based data, like which pic-set and font should be used, and the url specific date, like which pic from the pic-set and which text should be rendered.

GUI-based project is intended to edit graphics parameters for GRUB (GRand Unified Bootloader) such as setting font, background colors and ability to set an image as a background.

This utility is created with the aim of accelerating development of Linux PSF2 (framebuffer) fonts. It does not work with X fonts. The program can "explode" existing PSF2 fonts, creating an human-readable graphical representation of each glyph which can then be re-compiled into a PSF2 font. The project supports the use of unicode tables at the end of fonts, but currently (Dec, 2012) not fully (sequences are not supported), but this should be simple to amend.