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Subject:
customizing a font and renaming it
Category: Computers > Programming Asked by: solecat-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
31 Oct 2006 12:55 PST
Expires: 30 Nov 2006 12:55 PST Question ID: 778876 |
I want to create a new font with all the capital letters removed and replaced with subcript of that corresponding letter.There will be 10 numbers , 3 new symbols borrowd from existing fonts and one set of 2 letters joined namely th. In total 26+26+10+3+1 = 66 characters only. I will used that font when trasliterating languages. It will only be in italic and there is no capital version of character. Now the question is can I customize a given font to suit my purpose and give that particular font a name and load it on my computer.If yes is a given font say, bookman the property of someone and licensced and protected. If yes is there a generic one that i can use. Are the different fonts on a computer the property of someone ? Are there free fonts out there ?Is that something easy to do ? I would appreciate any help. Many thanks. solecat88 | |
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Subject:
Re: customizing a font and renaming it
From: frde-ga on 01 Nov 2006 02:16 PST |
I did a Google on: font editor package It looks as if what you want is out there (I would have been astonished if it were not). Fonts are copyrighted, but my instinct is that if you already have them and are not proposing to sell or distribute the 'compound font' then nobody would care. |
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