Hi all, I've been a bit bothered with a harddrive issue for the last three weeks, but finally made a dual-boot system out of my fall-back laptop, so I can continue with CJK font exploration.
At the moment, I'm trying out the toolchain explained by EdwardLee for LGJ fonts, using the script subfonts.pe from the JCK utils/subfonts directory. I don't usually know the .sfd file for an arbitrary TTF, which as a test I'm taking from my installed Windows XP (Japanese). However, I notive the fontforge will output an .sfd file for me. So my question is in part: a) is there a way to tell if an existing .sfd file applies to a given TTF (e.g., Unicode.sfd)? b) can I use the fontforge-outputted .sfd file safely? c) is there another way to determine/obtain an .sfd file for a given TTF? I am currently exploring a) and b). And hints would be most welcome. Thanks, Gernot _______________________________________________ Cjk maillist - [email protected] https://lists.ffii.org/mailman/listinfo/cjk
