>>But there you don't get a recent easily installable Unicode version, >>except for one for MacOS X Server.
ME> Well you could complain to me. :-) I dimly recall asking you about a year ago whether you could integrate all the separate fonts into a big TTF when it wasn't possible for some software reason. If you insist, I can try and look up the mail :-) ME> I do not know whether my fonts will work on Windows, The version that ships with Kermit 95 2.0 not only works on Windows, it also is a godsend, except for some hinting problems, especially with the "i" dot. There's quite a lot of software that requires fixed-width fonts for some purposes, and it's quite hard to get Unicode fixed-width fonts, let alone good ones. I'm still trying to find a way to convert GNU Unifont (a *big* BDF birmap font) to some format digestible by Windows for such purposes, but so far I haven't had any success whatsoever. Philipp mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ___________________ Serious error / All data has disappeared / Screen. Mind. Both are blank
