Re: [pic]Daggar

Lucida Console is what I use, and it is a TrueType font. Comes with
Microsoft Plus, the colossal waste of money. Good thing it was a
present, eh? Here's the gory details:

Every TrueType font is required to have "kerning" info. That's the
distance between chars. It is also required to have widths for each
char. Most TrueType fonts take advantage of this. However, Lucida
Console, Courier New, etc. have the same width for each char and the
same kerning for each char. To further complicate things, each font can
be classified, such as a symbol, roman, fixed width etc. Most fonts
don't take advantage of this. All of the preceding techno-babble applies
to PostScript type one and three as well.

Less than a month 'til Christmas!  I'm happy... I get to see my dad in
Minnesota. (I'm in Virginia.)

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bart wrote in message <347...@cybergal.com>...
>Krogg wrote:
>>
>> -  I am posting this as a test,sort of.If it looks long then it is
cool
>> If it is short then it got wasted.Any how,here is a lame daggar i
made.
>> It should look cool in topaz-new.
>>  A little off topic,but i have topaz-new as a true type font and as
such
>> windows considers it a varible width font.
>
>???
>Not every TTF is proportional, as far as I know. Courier New is also a
>TTF. So, I don't know what you're talking about.
>
>
>bart
>BTW Nice dagger! (viewed in Courier New TTF with Netscape/2 )
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