Re: [fontforge-users] How to make a font that is "taller" than another font?

[Max R. <max...@gm...>]

Hi GR,

You are subscribed to the mailing list for FontForge users. Jeff's
message was sent to the whole list. You can send your own questions to
fon...@li..., and other members of the mailing
list will see your questions, and may be able to answer them. To do so,
we'd need a little bit more information:

Firstly, are you sure it's OpenForge you have? This mailing list is for
*Font*Forge; if you've found something called OpenForge, we don't know
anything about it, unfortunately (at least, I don't).

Second, where did you download it from, what exactly did you download,
and how are you trying to open it? Do you get any error message when you
try?

Hope that helps,

Max


On 2017/08/03 07:49, GR Oliver wrote:
> Jeff, why are you sending this message to me. I just got the program
> "OpenForge" font creator, and I don't know where to start. It's all
> Greek to me. I can't even open the program. If you know how to open
> it, I can answer your question. Let me know. 
>  
>  
> -----Original Message-----
> *From: "*Jeff Meininger" [str...@gm...]
> *Date: *02/08/2017 15:55
> *To: *"Discussion forum for fontforge users"
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> *Subject: *[fontforge-users] How to make a font that is "taller" than
> another font?
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