I think I have adapted a "proper" monospace font (IIRC it wasn't Courier -which I BTW despise with a passion- but a full (Unicode) version of Bitrstream Monospace 821) using Joachim's modified PFB2PFF converter... which I am not sure I have anymore...On 1 Dec 2004 at 23:22, Joachim Van der Auwera wrote:
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
> - font to be used (doesn't make that much sense, it should probably be a
> monspaced font, there is only one, courrier).
I distincly remember spending a lot of time manually creating a simple font, I think it was either called "complete" or "builtin". Then intention was to include all allowed characters in that one. Don't think it ever got that far, but I do think it was a monospaced font.
"Complete", yes.
However, what one wants probably isn't just "a" font but four fonts (normal, bold, italic, bold+italic) which are grouped into a "fontpack". (else how do you produce , e.g., bold letters?) IIRC, the builtin cimplete font is only "normal", isn't it?
Hence the courier (which exists as four fonts....)
However time permitting I could either dig it out or whip up another one for inclusion :-) (The problem with PFB2PFF remains though... I will have to see if I have the newest version that can deal with Unicode PFBs or the older one that I originally bought)
Phoebus (ΦΟΙΒΟΣ) - I want to see who can decode this one :-) _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
