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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 4 May 1997.
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Want an utility, running on Win3.11, for making fonts

Want an utility, running on Win3.11, for making fonts

alt.ascii-art · 3 messages · 4 May 1997 - 13 May 1997

   Does anyone know of an utility, which runs under Windows 3.11, that
 allows one to make one's own fonts. Any help would be appreciated.
               Roland

On Sun, 4 May 1997 03:46:20 GMT, av1...@torfree.net (Roland Simon)
wrote:

>
>   Does anyone know of an utility, which runs under Windows 3.11, that
> allows one to make one's own fonts. Any help would be appreciated.
>               Roland
>
Adobe Photoshop lets you design fonts i believe. CorelDraw7 does as
well. Both of the programs are monsters and cost a bit.

Greg

Greg <dpw...@sfenviroserv.com> wrote in article <337...@news.hooked.net>...
> On Sun, 4 May 1997 03:46:20 GMT, av1...@torfree.net (Roland Simon)
> wrote:
> 
> >
> >   Does anyone know of an utility, which runs under Windows 3.11, that
> > allows one to make one's own fonts. Any help would be appreciated.
> >               Roland
> >
> Adobe Photoshop lets you design fonts i believe. CorelDraw7 does as
> well. Both of the programs are monsters and cost a bit.

There is one called Fontographer. IIRC it isn't a 'monster', and I have
heard it recommended on alt.binaries.fonts (Try asking there, you'll get
a better answer)

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