Re: [Fontforge-users] moving glyphs around

[skipcole <jiv...@ho...>]

George this is so damn sweet there are no words.

It took me weeks to get the software installed to make that crappy version
we had, and then the font was all hosed up.

Your program just converted this from dfont to a good ttf instantly.

You are the man!

Best regards,
Skip
www.skipcole.com
www.usip.org


George Williams wrote:
> 
> On Wed, 2007-07-25 at 08:27, skipcole wrote:
>> What is the recommended way to move a character from one font into
>> another?  
>> 
>> 
>> Since this converted font just seems hosed (outside of the 52 upper and
>> lower case english letters) it might also just be possible to move
>> characters inside of it around. What's the best way to move a character
>> from
>> one location to another?
> Don't do this at all.
> Much of the information is not stored in the characters.
> 
> I think that all you want to do is extract the ttf font from a dfont
> resource. That's a very simple task. I wrote a program called fondu
> (http://fondu.sf.net/) which does this, doubtless there are others.
> 
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