Use Bmap2AFM to construct an AFM from the screen font. Screen fonts frequently have the extension. If the font does not contain an AFM file, extract the screen font. If you got this far you probably won't have much Use the docs for uncpt and unsitĪs a guide. The AFM and README files have Mac "TEXT" type. The AFM and README files will be in theĭata fork of the archive file. You'll want to extract theĪFM file (if present), the documentation or README file (if present),Īnd the Type1 outline file. If the original file had been "", we would be using the One of interest to us, you can delete the others.
This will produce PLUGH.DAT, PLUGH.INF, and To my PC, you would use the name "PLUGH.CPX". xbin andĬollect the Mac fonts from the archive or BBS of your choice. It's probably a good idea to check with Archie for closer sites if The screen fonts have file type "FFIL" which, in combination with someĬommon sense, is usually sufficient to identify them. Standard name (although they frequently have the extension. bmap2afmĬonstructs AFM files from the metric information contained in Mac Refont converts Mac type1 fonts into PC type1 fonts. Compactor archives generally have filenames The ext-pc implementation isĬalled extract and does not require Windows (even thought it's in the BinHexedįiles generally have filenames of the form "". Hexadecimal digits so that mailers can send them around withoutĭifficulty. Is the Mac equivalent of uuencoding: it translates files into
Xbin converts Mac BinHexed files back into binary format. Refont refont11.zip in /pub/pc/win3/fonts on īmap2afm bm2af01.zip in /pub/norm/mac-font-tools on Uncpt ext-pc.zip in /pub/pc/win3/util on Xbin xbin23.zip in /pub/msdos/mac on (or other Some font authors specifically deny permission to do Make sure you read the "README" files that accompany manyįonts. Thanks for this procedure to Norman Walsh, the maintainer of theĬonverting Macintosh Type1 fonts into PC Type1 fonts can be done Information here may no longer be accurate, and links may no longer be available or reliable. This content has been archived, and is no longer maintained by Indiana University.
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