On Sat, Jul 06, 2002 at 08:26:14PM -0500, Vidiot wrote: > I see something, I think. If I understand this correctly, mkfontdir doesn't > handle scalable fonts and relies upon the fonts.scale file. So, what the > Hell is used to make the fonts.scale file?
# ttmkfdir -h This Program is (C) Joerg Pommnitz, 2000 Usage: ttmkfdir [OPTION] -e, --encoding name of the encoding directory file, default is "encodings.dir" -o, --output name of the destination file, default is "fonts.scale" -d, --font-dir name of the TrueType font directory, default is "." -f, --default-foundry name of the default font foundry, default is "misc" -m, --max-missing max # of missing characters per encoding, default is 5 -a, --max-missing-percentage max percentage # of missing characters per encoding, default is 2 -x, --additional-entries generate additional TTCaps(1), or FreeType(2), default is 0 -c, --completeness use less strict completeness tests for encoding tables -p, --panose use panose information -h, --help show this help message Sorry, for the wrap. Have you tried chkfontpath --add, which I think does this implicitly. Or 'xfs reload', which should for (if in fontpath). -- Hal Burgiss _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
