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Bitmap Font Editor Windows 10

Raster Font Editor is am easy-to-use font editor for the creation of bitmap fonts. It supports several file formats and has a very simple yet fully customisable user interface. The application can open font resource files (.fnt) created by other tools such as Borland's Resource Workshop. Gbdfed Bitmap Font Editor This is free software. Gbdfed lets you interactively create new bitmap font files or modify existing ones. It allows editing multiple fonts and multiple glyphs, it allows cut and paste operations between fonts and glyphs and editing font properties. And placing monochrome bitmap image onto a canvas. Most interesting thing is an ability to export created font into a binary or text data blob acceptable for usage in an embedded system. There is a comprehensive exporting procedure with many options inside Editor.

Fony is a free editor for bitmap fonts. The author of this program tried to make it user friendly, but he has not yet gotten around to writing any proper documentation.

  • The difference between bitmap fonts and outline fonts is similar to the difference between bitmap and vector image file formats. Bitmap fonts are like image formats such as Windows Bitmap (.bmp), Portable Network Graphics (.png) and Tagged Image Format (.tif or.tiff), which store the image data as a grid of pixels, in some cases with compression.
  • Raster Font Editor is am easy-to-use font editor for the creation of bitmap fonts. It supports several file formats and has a very simple yet fully customisable user interface. The application can open font resource files (.fnt) created by other tools such as Borland's Resource Workshop.
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Fony is not guaranteed yet to be bug-free, you should always keep backup copies of any fonts you work on.

Here is the type of fonts Fony can load and edit: Windows bitmap fonts (FON, FNT) * TrueType vector fonts * Amiga bitmap fonts * BDF bitmap fonts * Bitmap Font Writer bitmaps

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Formats that can be saved: Windows bitmap fonts (FON, FNT) * BDF bitmap fonts * Bitmap Font Writer bitmaps * Custom bitmaps * Raw binary data.

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Hi!
I'm using for personal use Private Character Editor aka EUDCEDIT instead any font editor for creating custom characters.
I have lot of private characters created in Windows 8 and 8.1. Now want to give them back. Problem is not transfering and linking.
Problem is when I open EUDCEDIT, I cannot see bitmaps - only empty chars. I can edit/update all of them but always must to copy whole bitmap and edit it generally.
This problem appeared first time in Windows 10.
Linking I did this way:
1. overwrite EUDC.TTE in WindowsFonts folder
2. in Registry Editor linked common font
3. opened EUDCEDIT and manually linked with all fonts.
All characters are back. But when I want to edit bitmap, I see never imported or updated and even also edited in current system.
It is not new problem, but now I need to shift down many of characters (over 100 chars) and copy/paste bitmap is not applicable - this work can be for weeks, if it can be without this bug it is work of single day.
I think I do in import process any mistake. I don't have other Windows 10 installation to test other way, so I need help.
I think it can work maybe this way:
1. link EUDCEDIT empty bitmaps with all fonts.
2. link common font in registry
3. copy EUDC.TTE
4. link characters with all fonts in EUDCEDIT
But how to test it? Only one way is possible excpet new installation - virtual machine.But I have to test all Windows I'm using? Before Windows 10 this bug never happened.
Thank you for all.
Miro