John_Skok_Porterfield@cup.portal.COM (08/27/90)
I have a customer that needs to be able to download Danish fonts. I could not find any on the tape. Can you help? Thanks, Jack.
John_Skok_Porterfield@cup.portal.COM (08/27/90)
Xperts; I have a customer in Denmark who has requested Danish fonts (preferably in bdf and/or snf format). Can you help me? Thanks, Jack.
geof@aurora.com (Geoffrey H. Cooper) (08/30/90)
In article <9008261638.1.7248@cup.portal.com> John_Skok_Porterfield@cup.portal.COM writes: >I have a customer in Denmark who has requested Danish fonts (preferably >in bdf and/or snf format). Can you help me? The Danish alphabet is identical to the english with the addition of three characters: ae combination (what we might call the ae ligature) o with a slash through it a with a circle over it These are conventionally tacked onto the end of the alphabet, as I recall. You should be able to modify a font using FED by playing with bitmaps for a, e, and o. Then it is just a matter of juggling the encoding. - Geof -- geof@aurora.com / aurora!geof@decwrl.dec.com / geof%aurora.com@decwrl.dec.com
guy@auspex.auspex.com (Guy Harris) (09/02/90)
>You should be able to modify a font using FED by playing with bitmaps >for a, e, and o. Then it is just a matter of juggling the encoding. Or snarfing one of the ISO Latin #1 fonts and just juggling the encoding if necessary (i.e., if it's a Danish ISO 646 font the customer wants, not an ISO 8859/1 font).