David A. Desrosiers wrote:
I use Plucker a lot, mainly to read programming manuals, etc, which
have a lot of monospaced text (code examples, etc). I use the Vera
font for reading texts, as it's antialiased and looks a lot better.
But the monospaced text looks big and ugly. It would be great to be
able to change the monospaced font too...
Just change the font face type and size for the monospaced
font when you create the font with palmfontconv. This has worked
really well for me.
Note: Version 1.35 of palmfontconv appears to corrupt the
fonts somehow, but 1.10 works perfectly.
I don't understand... I didn't create the font, I downloaded it from
www.freewarepalm.com. Do you mean the same "font" contains both the
monospaced and proportional fonts? Or if I convert a monospaced font the
document will be rendered all in monospaced font?
TIA,
Daniel Serodio
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