Derek,
The LCDF tools from http://www.lcdf.org/type/ and Fondu from
http://fondu.sourceforge.net/ may help to convert the fonts into plain
PC-based Type 1 fonts.
A.
Derek Clegg wrote:
I have a collection of very old 'typ1' fonts for the Mac. These
appear to be little more than a Type1 font wrapped in an 'sfnt'
wrapper. Unfortunately, Freetype doesn't appear to support this
format. I have a few questions:
— Am I correct that Freetype doesn't support 'typ1' fonts, or have
I simply missed a configuration parameter somewhere?
— If they aren't supported, would it make sense to add support for
them, or are they simply too obsolete to bother with?
— If the latter, is there an easy way to unpackage them to get the
Type1 font data, so that I can treat them as standard Type1 fonts?
Any tools available to help?
Thanks for any assistance you can offer.
Derek
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