On Wednesday, 09 January 2008 11:51:46 Werner LEMBERG wrote: > No. PFM is a special (binary) format of AFM used on Windows only. > You can completely ignore them. So > > PBA,PBF -> AFM Are those new types or typos? PBA? PBF?
So, to clarify, you advise that: 1. If I find a PFB file without an AFM, just use the PFB (i.e. link into ~/.fonts) 2. If I find a PFB with a partner AFM file, use both (i.e. link both into ~/.fonts) 3. If I find a PFA file without an AFM, just use the PFA 4. If I find a PFA with a partnet AFM, use both. 5. Ignore any and all PFM files. > This is it. There are other PS font formats, Are these worth supporting? I don't think I have one on my entire Kubuntu system. What would they be called? "Postscript fonts"? > I don't think that you have to take care of that). Look into > FreeType's `formats.txt' documentation file. Thanks, I had a look. There is no mention of pf* in that file at all. Kind of confusing for me, but I'll read it a few times. \d -- Fonty Python and other dev news at: http://otherwiseingle.blogspot.com/ _______________________________________________ Freetype-devel mailing list Freetype-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/freetype-devel
