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From: hfavr@mtuxo.UUCP (a.reed)
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Subject: re: Question about documentation on fonts for PC 7300
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Date: Sat, 16-Nov-85 15:07:46 EST
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To create a new loadable font, use cfont(1) to disassemble one of the
suppiled fonts, create a source file for your font using the output of
cfont(1) as an example, the use cfont(1) to compile your font into the
font(4) format. There is no need to mess with font(4) parameters
directly: this is what cfont(1) is for. I have created several new fonts
this way; they load and work as documented.
						Adam Reed (npois!adam)