Re: [Indic-computing-users] Akruthi fonts need to be encoded
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From: G K. <kar...@fr...> - 2002-10-12 19:28:21
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Nagarjuna G. wrote: > On Sat, Oct 12, 2002 at 02:24:17AM -0700, Baiju M wrote: > >>>>We started working with the akruthi fonts with a team of >>> >>>volunteers. >>> >>>>With these set of fonts I think the following needs to be >>> >>>done. >>> >>>>1. First the fonts are not encoded for utf-8 input method. >>> >>>So the >>> >>>>font file should be opened in a editor (pfaedit) and cut >>> >>>paste the >>> >>>>glyphs at the appropriate unicode pages and recreate the >>> >>>fonts. >>> >>>If you open and save font in pfaEdit then there will be some >>>loss in >>>quality of glyphs because pfaEdit converts Quadratic-Bezier >>>curves into >>>Cubic-Bezier curves. >> >>This minor loss happens only when you saving the font as a >>TrueType font. > > > I noticed that some thing of this kind may have happened since the > output ttf file from pfaedit was smaller than the original. I will > have to continue working like this because I have no fontographer in > my office. Besides I will patiently wait till the technology in the > free software world improves. > You could use Font Creator, see www.high-logic.com, recently v3.1 was released, this has help file too.. Regards, Karunakar |