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Why not try Autometrics with -40?

We all may learn something.

As Dick Pape explained to you, when you run Autometrics, the process automatically places 40 whitespaces on each side of the glyph. You have to select “Fixed” instead of “Calculated” to change this. Or, after you paste characters into glyph edit windows, saving the font will move the glyphs to the 0...

I lead you astray! I just requested that Erwin add a box allowing us to de-select this character, and THEN remembered seeing a "<" on the Autometrics window. I experimented and found that my request is NOT necessary! Go to Tools, Autometrics, >>, select the space glyph, < to remove it and ...

It IS a fantastic program! Your only problem now is NOMENCLATURE. Getting that down only comes with using the program, studying, and asking questions. That “Left guideline” is actually the Left Bearing of the glyph. Your glyph CAN extend to the left of it, but will intrude into the previous glyph sp...

Thought Provoking! As for "E," I first thought about "e" - the base of the system of natural logarithms. In physics, "E" is reserved for Electrical field strength, but " E " is used for Total Energy; illuminance, or amount of illumination; Young modulus of ela...

Be sure to rename and save the old font before making changes.

I like your fonts, and love the exciting story you used to demonstrate it!

You will go far!

Great Update!

Altering Existing Fonts There are legal problems with altering other people's fonts without their permission, especially those of large corporations with lots of lawyers. A safe way to avoid this If you would like to build your own Font Collection, is to make sure you have a sub folder in your Pers...

Excellent work AND A remarkable collection of symbols!

Many thanks!

I say Dick,

a cup of tea or two,

My Panose E-mail file got so heavy it almost tipped my computer over!
Thanks for hanging in there!

PANOSE your fonts :idea: Now that you've built your new font, Why not give it some extra luster? Do you ever get frustrated searching through your collection for just the right font? Do you need/want a sorting or classification scheme for your font collection? There have been many machinations prop...

I would suggest selecting a spare glyph editing window somewhere other than those you will be using (0-9, A-Z, a-z) and drag in the circle glyph from the left side of the screen. When you have it the size you want, copy it to the clip board, then paste it and move to the desired places until you hav...

Sorry, not yet. Would you like to make one?