by Syska
26. May 2010 18:39
So, for a smaller school project I’m going to make a remote controlled twitter client showing off the latest tweets from you the ones you are following or just from a search. So I wanted to make my own font and what a hell that was. Crappy command line tool … the font size if given as a parameter called “height”.
To save memory and space on target, Microsoft is using a new font format, instead of TTF, called tinyfont.
TFConvert overview
TFConvert reference
So I was reading Apress Expert .NET Micro Framework and they linked to this excellent Tiny Font Tool GUI, which makes it a lot easier to make fonts for your application. Instead of using the default fonts.
Now you got all the tools you need to create your own fonts. Hope this saves you some time.
I’m just so happy now, this saved my day
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