jph@cbnewsl.att.com (joseph.p.haggerty) (03/25/91)
Some time ago, it was suggested to me that the way to use a daisy-wheel printer having a proportional font with geoWrite 2.1 was to change the width information in an existing font. Does anyone know of a suitable font editor (and where it can be found) or even the format of GEOS font files (I looked at one with a sector editor, but it didn't make much sense; the GEOS 1.4 Programmer's Manual gives too little information). Joe Haggerty AT&T Bell Laboratories, Whippany, NJ attunix!whamr!jph
rknop@nntp-server.caltech.edu (Robert Andrew Knop) (03/26/91)
jph@cbnewsl.att.com (joseph.p.haggerty) writes: > Does anyone know of a suitable >font editor (and where it can be found) or even the format of GEOS font >files I've got a font editor by Jim Collette which I will upload and submit to milton when I get a chance. I know it runs under GEOS64, and am 99% sure that it would run under GEOS128 in 40 columns, and there is a good chance that it would run under GEOS128 in 80 columns. As to the format of the font files: I don't have it on hand to check, but I think the GEOS Programmer's Reference Guide contains information as to the format of Font files. -Rob Knop rknop@tybalt.caltech.edu