The way I used to do it is to use the teeny font sample to create the font, then extract it from the PRC using PRCExplorer or some other command line program (don't remember the name), then add the font resource to Pilrc via the DATA type., like this; DATA "nfnt" 128 "StdHigh.bin" LionScribe
"Alexander Lange" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hello LionScribe, > > > You can do it through constructer, see the sample code for teeny fonts at > > Thanks, I had already read this article. Problem is, my whole > application is designed with Pilrc. Now the article supposes I create > the binary font resources with Pilrc, then put them in Constructor and > after that rip them out again and put it somehow back in my Pilrc > resource? Boy, this doesn't sound like a development chain to me. I am > not finished with the design of the fonts yet (about 10 font files) and > I cannot do this procedure every time I make a change. > > Sounds like I will have to wait for a Pilrc update... > > Too bad that PalmSource didn't make the extended font resource > compatible with old devices (they handled it with bitmaps, too!). :-( > > Regards, Alexander. > > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
